were do red back spiders live?

Answer 1

If you are talking about blackwidow, live it alone! It's has a red hourglass under it's belly. Lives in very dark places. You either need to kill it, or get it out. Don't try picking it up, use a large glass jar, and chess it into it with a long stick.

Answer 2

The Red back Spider is the most common Spider known to Australia

Answer 3

Red back spiders live in Australia and are in most people's garages around the door frames, they like humidity so will be in greenhouses too. They are only small but very distinguishable by the red strip on their backs. Don't touch

Answer 4

Red-back spiders live in most (read ALL) Australian's backyards unnoticed. They love to make nests in old rusted out cars, spare tyres, firewood, pot plants. Everywhere. They may seem more predominant in rural and bushy areas but are just as likely to appear in your garden or by your pool in a major city.

They are deadly, but it has been a while since anybody here in Oz was killed since the wonders of anti-venom.

Answer 5

Aphids. I went on a school holiday with a collection of 6 and seven year olds to the park to seek for "nature" and that they've been involved in employing them. I remembered them from formative years yet had on no account standard their call. I asked around and it seems they're aphids.

Answer 6

First thing you need to do is identify your spider. Check this link and see if you can find yours listed, then research the particular Genus for the actual range of your spider.

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