A bit, yesBut the markings on the back are very clear and well defined, just like in my drawing. Your one looks a little more wishy washy as it were.
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Just Juan Cornetto will take you to the lo-rider show n' flaunt ya on,
Thu 16 Sep 2004, 14:39,
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Ahhhhthen i think you'll find thet the spider is none other then Steatoda triangulosa.
it is a native UK spider, but is also the only native UK spider that is able to bite you, but don't worry, it's only happened about 5 times in the last 20 years, they're more scared of you. They originaten in the canarie island, but moved here because of the warm climate.
try this link
www.uark.edu/depts/entomolo/museum/steatoda.html
(it is a native UK spider, but is also the only native UK spider that is able to bite you, but don't worry, it's only happened about 5 times in the last 20 years, they're more scared of you. They originaten in the canarie island, but moved here because of the warm climate.
try this link
www.uark.edu/depts/entomolo/museum/steatoda.html
Thor_sonofodin has done things, terrible things on,
Thu 16 Sep 2004, 14:46,
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That looks very similarExcept mine is very black and its markings are even more defined.
( Just Juan Cornetto will take you to the lo-rider show n' flaunt ya on,
Thu 16 Sep 2004, 14:53,
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it could be on of the Steatoda family.i'll have a quick look for you.
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Looks like you have a female, they tend to be darker in colour.
([EDIT]
Looks like you have a female, they tend to be darker in colour.
Thor_sonofodin has done things, terrible things on,
Thu 16 Sep 2004, 14:56,
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Thanks for your help.Says its bite isn't particularly nice but rare.
Nice one.
(Nice one.
Just Juan Cornetto will take you to the lo-rider show n' flaunt ya on,
Thu 16 Sep 2004, 15:21,
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