/r/spiderbro
/r/spiderbro is a place for friends of spiders, who are our bros.
Spiders are fun, mostly friendly creatures that just want to enjoy a good meal (albeit of flies) and chill like you do.
Post your favorite pics or stories of spiders being bros! In the opinion of this sub, bro is a gender neutral term
Please do not ask for spider ID. For that, please head over to r/spiders, r/AustralianSpiders r/whatisthisbug or r/bugidentification
A place for friends of spiders, who are our bros.
Spiders are fun, mostly friendly creatures that just want to enjoy a good meal (albeit of flies) and chill like you do.
Post your favorite pics or stories of spiders being bros!
Please do NOT ask for spider identification here!
Crawl, spin or hop your way over to /r/spiders, /r/whatsthisbug, or /r/bugidentification for more involved ID requests.
Rules
No advocacy of harming or killing spiders.
Absolutely no images of dead spiders.
Do not ask for bite/wound identification.
For more cute invertebrates, check out /r/awwnverts.
Know who are also bros? Isopods! That's right - check them out at /r/isopods.
/r/spiderbro
Is this huntsman spider baby
one of the two fishing spiders i'd seen the other week!
Don’t know why her back lost some skin parts..
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Was trying to crawl under my poster (dangerous), so i carefully shooshed him towards a ceiling crack. He's walking over old unused webs btw.
She spent the last hour hunting and stalking the very scary grape. Much bigger and scarier than her usual blueberry opponent 🤣 Success! The fiercest hunter in all the land.
She's never been the most coordinated spood so this is a big deal!
How do you get rid of and prevent ghost ants in an enclosure?
I was thrilled when I saw this little guy. I offered him water on a q-tip, and he drank some. He seemed pretty friendly.
I wasn't expecting to meet a cool little jumper on a cool, rainy day. Helped him into a better place than my car window.
Is there any way to train spiders? I had an epiphany today and thought it might be the solution to my apartment-porch-plants.
How do you train a spider? Can you get one to hunt specific bugs? Can you train them to enjoy a specific space and stay there?
If you could train a spider, what other ways would you have them do?
I know they naturally have their own bug preference, but if you introduce a family who has been raised by hand and fed a specific diet? Would they protect your garden and teach their young?