Date: Mon, 04 Sep 2000 02:57:06 GMT From: "David Anders" <david_anders@hotmail.com> To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg2710$foo@default> Subject: Spiders taking up residence in Sarracenia pitchers!
In the past week I have:
1) a spider taking up residence in my newly opened S. Leucophylla pitcher.
Its spun a web deep in, I cant get it out, and it appears to be able to move
freely, eating the insect the plant lured (wrapping it in silk to boot). I
cant get it out, it just retreats deeper.
2) a bigger spider moved into one of the pitchers in my S. Purpurea
venosa. I evicted him
3) another smaller jumping spider built a web overing in another pitcher
of my S. Purp. Venosa
Is this common? What do you do to discourage this?
To add insult to injury another spider built a web from my Sundews flower
stalk to the S. Purp Venosa.
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