Oklahoma City, OK - found this guy running across my kitchen floor. Promptly scooped him up and took him outside.

Hello guys, I am looking for advice regarding these spider babies in the corner of my bathroom. We already have many of the spiders you see in the photo in our apartment, I never kill them, never throw them out, I just keep them because I don’t mind them and honestly they come in useful in some situations (munching on other flying insects)… but this really freaked me out. What’s going to happen to all of these babies? Are they eventually going to eat each other or are they all going to spread around my house or just my bathroom? Is mama gonna eat them? Help😔 I can’t even reach them.

Ehime, Japan. Looks like a golden orb Weaver, but what is this behavior? Is it eating its own web? Destroying it to rebuild it? The web was whole before I started recording.

Apologize for lack of focus. Was difficult to record with my phone.

Location South Louisiana

I used seek, and it said it's a gray wall jumping spider. But the images I saw don't look right, but then again, I was too scared to look closer. It does move in that fast, twitchy way, jumping spiders move, which is why I was scared.

Was having a bad day until i noticed a tiny guy trying to expand his web on my hand

Luckily for him he decided to crawl back to his main web but the attempt was cute lol

Is this a brown widow? Her spiky egg sack looks like a virus. I'm in SEA btw

Found in my kitchen (without an easy way to safely relocate, so unfortunately...), in Tucson, AZ, but I'm seeing a mix of identifying the Brown and Western Black juvenile widow.

I'm pretty sure it's the Western Black just from the colors, but the abdomen stripe is segmented into three parts, and the stripes on the side also have facets of cupping their black mark.

If it is the Black, it looks like I caught her right in the middle of a transition, which is quite interesting.

Can it cause an itchy rash?

Found crawling on me this morning in bed!!!

Bought them in Germany from a seller as "undetermined Pisauridae big black Cameroon", maybe someone can help identifying them further. Pictures 1-2 show the mature male, 3-4 a female with a different pattern, 5-6 a female of which I got two.

Constantly finding these little ones in my kitchen, not there one second and then I turn around and poof.. 10000 of them with webs all over my appliances. When I say no webs there one second and then all over the next I mean LITERALLY its a second or two for them to web up. Dont know what to do or what kind they are either, like the 8th time its happened. I just want them to leave, i hate thinking my wife is gonna wake up to make some toast for herself and developing arachnaphobia.

PHX-AZ

A social huntsman, black house spider, white banded house jumper & Ocrisiona leucocomis respectively asfaik. Just wanted to share :3

In Indonesia. Found this guy in a bag of substrate for my snake. Must've been there at least a week. Should i keep it or just release to nearby park?

It was so tiny. In my garden. Northeast Oklahoma.

Hello! Was hoping someone could id this spider for me. She was weaving a web between a bush and a tree branch up above. Apologies for the photos, it was hard to get a good focus on her, she was really on the move and relatively small compared to everything else!

My female Western Black Widow (lactrodectus hesperus) is apparently consuming a mealworm I have no memory of putting in her enclosure. Either it survived on substrate after being missed initially and is just now being consumed, or she took a half-eaten bug from the bottom of her web and decided to finish it. (The other bug it's attached to is a dead beetle.) What is this behavior?

Salt Lake City, Utah. Just curious if anyone knows the species of this little jumper and if it is an adult?

I tend to name the spooders that garrison my bathroom. Her (I think) legs were spread out about to a quarter or nickel size but not a spooder I recognize