Brown Spitting Spider (Scytodes fusca) Smokey Oak Millipede but it seems rare that

but it seems rare that they live past three years

These are smaller frogs

There is little information available on their maximum lifespan

7”-10” is more typical

are native to the southeastern US and are our thickest native millipede species

Brown Spitting Spider (Scytodes fusca) Smokey Oak Millipede but it seems rare thatBrown spitting spiders (Scytodes fusca) are native to Central and South America but have been introduced to several temperate and tropical regions around the world. Spitting spiders have a unique method of hunting where they fling a sticky, venomous substance from their fangs onto their prey to capture and kill it. These interesting spiders are hardy and easy to care for. Currently available specimens are field collected sub adults and adults.