Is Okumo at home poisonous? What kind is it?

Okumo at home is harmless, even if it is bitten, it will not cause serious harm; Okumo at home belongs to tall-legged white-fronted spiders, commonly known as tall-legged spiders, Okumo, malone ride, Yala, Yala, (or as worms) and native tigers. It is a large indoor spider of Arachnida and the main natural enemy of domestic cockroaches. White-fronted spiders are harmless and timid. When it is chased by humans, it will flee quickly.

This white-fronted spider likes to sneak into people's homes and farmhouses. It is the biggest spider in the room. It can't weave a web. Usually, it likes to hide in the gap between the roof and the cupboard during the day and come out for food at night to catch cockroaches or flying insects. The body length is about 20 mm ~ 30 mm, and the total length (including feet) is about100 mm ~130 mm. When the feet are open, they are about the size of a CD. Yellow-gray hair covers the whole body, and there is a white horizontal belt in the forehead area, which is the origin of the name of the white-fronted spider. There is a big black V-shaped stripe on the carapace of the male spider (it will be a little red under the strong light of LED), but the female spider does not have this stripe, which is darker in color and larger in size. The white-fronted spider is Nocturnal Animals, and likes to haunt in a slightly dark place.

White-fronted spiders mainly prey on insects such as cockroaches, flies and moths, and can be regarded as beneficial insects. If you eat a lot, you can catch many cockroaches continuously. Let the white-fronted spider at home survive, which can achieve the effect of killing cockroaches naturally. White-fronted spiders are easy to raise artificially. It not only eats cockroaches, flies, moths, but also small insects such as crickets. It has good hunger tolerance and can only be fed once or twice a week. Of course, if conditions permit, it is best to feed it every day.