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What kind of spider is this guy? (Pic Included)?
I have seen my share of odd spiders in my house, but this one takes the prize as the biggest, creepiest spider yet. Its about 2 inches long, and even though I have looked through pics online and in insect/arachnid books, I can not find out what the heck it is! Here are three pic of the thing, any info is welcome. Am I in danger? Is it prone to bite (check out the mandibles, looks like it would *really* hurt!)? Thanks in advance!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v727/picassomoons/BillySpiderandTree005.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v727/picassomoons/BillySpiderandTree006.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v727/picassomoons/BillySpiderandTree004.jpg
The spider is black and silver and too large for eithe a hunstmen or a recluse, but thanks anyways! I live in the southern USA near the woods, if that helps.
First of all when will people realize that not all brown spiders are brown recluse. Brown recluse are also called fiddle backs because they have a violin shaped marking on their backs. I would have to say it's a Hobo very poisonous. It looks like it could also be a female mouse spider, or a black house spider. Both have toxic bites.
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