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<blockquote data-quote="Dylan Roberts" data-source="post: 148325" data-attributes="member: 28855"><p>I was givin a Gravid wolf spider from a teacher from a local school. The wolf spider was for a science class and they ordered from some website. Turns out the school doesn't want a bunch of baby spiders running around so she got me to take it. She eats crickets and overall a very hardy and active specimen . Haha. But any idea and the species?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dylan Roberts, post: 148325, member: 28855"] I was givin a Gravid wolf spider from a teacher from a local school. The wolf spider was for a science class and they ordered from some website. Turns out the school doesn't want a bunch of baby spiders running around so she got me to take it. She eats crickets and overall a very hardy and active specimen . Haha. But any idea and the species? [/QUOTE]
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