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| Xiphias gladius   Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Revillagigedo's archepelego
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  | Thanks Themasta09 for your identification. Parts of the spider are identical in coloration to the plant. Ive seen a few grasshoppers but they wont set foot on this plant. This spider has been living on this one bud for over two months. Even when she was still in veg and know buds showing. She/he was only about 1/4 inch and I thought know big deal. She also enjoys bees. Im thinking in six weeks or so when this plant gets mature she will become quite large based on her appetite. The kush plant she is nesting on does attract flys sometimes. Wonder if the dank smell of the buds attract the occasional fly and the spider already new this?   
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