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So all day today I have been seeing these really tiny spiders.. Tiny as in about the size of a grain of sugar (not kidding). They are like a clear looking color and can only see them coming down from the ceiling and looks as if they are floating there ( I know they are on their web ) but anyone know what spider im talking about? and/or how to get rid of them?
http://www.blackberryos.com/image-fi...sc/spider1.jpg
http://www.blackberryos.com/image-fi...sc/spider1.jpg
Apparently its a baseboard/stucco spider. Can't find any info on how to kill them and prevent them from returning..suggestions?
How many are there? I mean do you have a lot of them. I've always just used a vacuum cleaner to get rid of them. I googled these spiders and there is not much info about them except they eat ants. So if you want to get rid of them permanently you may need to call in an expert.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackberryOS
I grew up in a stucco house, but our problems did not concern your type of spider. I would recommend an exterminator and a nice patch job, where the spiders are heading out. Speaking with an exterminator, especially if he is local to that kind of spider, he will be able to guide you in the appropriate direction.
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Brett go to like Home Depot and they have stuff that you can spray corners and edges inside and it kills/prevents them. :)
If they eat ants... Get rid of the ants.
If they eat ants... Get rid of the ants. Spiders hang out where the food is.
I am really good with snakes and spiders. I would need a close up. If you have many of them, there is a nest, and most baby spiders are translucent for the first few days. The babies are probably spreading out to find their own territory. The ones who hang around the nest eventually get eaten by the other babies, or mommy.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackberryOS
Do what I do boss :) I bought one of those electrified tennis rackets and I just give it to my kid and she swats them. And if you want to get real adventurous I have another I rewired to accept D batteries ;)