Are there spiders in brisbane

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Spotted Ground Swift Spider. Black Ground Swift Spider. Jumping Spiders. Wall crab spider. Brown Huntsman 1. Brown Huntsman 2. Bark Huntsman. Giant Grey Huntsman 1. Giant Grey Huntsman 2. Giant Green Huntsman. Mountain Huntsman. Shield Huntsman 1. Shield Huntsman 2. Flat Huntsman T homisidae. Facebook: Barnyard Betty's Rescue. For most people spiders are scary even though most of them are perfectly harmless. Living in Queensland it is important to recognise the few species of spider that can be quite dangerous and pack a very painful and potentially deadly, bite which is why you don't want too many of these 8 legged creatures hanging around your home, especially if you have children or pets.

The Redback spider is probably the most dangerous of the common household spiders you are likely to find. They pack a painful bite that has caused death in humans in the past which is why we encourage you to be very careful when gardening or cleaning up around the house as many redback spider bites occur as a result of people disturbing a redback spider while going about their household chores. Redbacks tend to dwell near people as we attract redback spider prey bugs, insects and other pests.