Who is it? Help us identify our neighbors!

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16.06.2012 1:31, Natasha2

The saddest thing is that I just bought an apartment and made repairs...
I don't have a kitchen yet, I don't cook at home, I buy ready-made food. But there is a small supply of cereals... in the kitchen. And I find these beetles in the room. I even covered all the windows in the room with paralon, and taped up the balcony door. But at night I found two more slits on the balcony door (where the pins are screwed, my frames are made of wood). It is probably necessary to replace everything with plastic?
I have the 5th floor, on top of those. floor, there is probably all sorts of dirt and there can also be water from there.
Can they live in building mixes? I have 2 bags on the balcony, there is something powder type and self-leveling floors still bag.

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28.06.2012 12:37, Victor Titov

Friends, a spider settled outside my window (9th floor) (the body without legs and head is somewhere 1-1. 5 cm, dark, with a gray pattern), climbs out only in the evening and does not seem to touch anyone, but its offspring (the same spiders, but smaller) began to crawl in to me! it seems to me that I have already lost my life for 10 years, everyone is haunted by thoughts about the big one, where he hides during the day. It seems to me that if he crawls up to me, kondraty will be enough for me
By the way, the cat ate one...(spider, not candratia)
Tell me, please, what are these monsters and how to remove them forever and ever?

Most likely, this is the most common crosspiece-Araneus diadematus. This is approximately: http://schools.keldysh.ru/co1678/Project/S...8/paukkrest.htm (its color is extremely variable)? He has nothing to do in your apartment, and you can't lure him to you with cakes. And if it accidentally crawls in, it's better to just let it out-the creature is absolutely harmless to humans and even useful - it destroys flies and mosquitoes (including, first of all, those who cling to your window and really want to get into the apartment). Don't touch krestovik - and he won't touch you either. And small spiders that still get into your apartment-it is unlikely that these are the offspring of the cross. Most likely, other types. To identify them, you need a photo.

28.06.2012 12:46, tucanbird

Most likely, this is the most common crosspiece-Araneus diadematus. This is approximately: http://schools.keldysh.ru/co1678/Project/S...8/paukkrest.htm (its color is extremely variable)? He has nothing to do in your apartment, and you can't lure him to you with cakes. And if it accidentally crawls in, it's better to just let it out-the creature is absolutely harmless to humans and even useful - it destroys flies and mosquitoes (including, first of all, those who cling to your window and really want to get into the apartment). Don't touch krestovik - and he won't touch you either. And small spiders that still get into your apartment-it is unlikely that these are the offspring of the cross. Most likely, other types. To identify them, you need a photo.

the little spiders were exactly the same color as the big one. Tonight the big one will come out and I'll take a picture of it and show it to you. in fact, I'm afraid to open a window (the web occupies 23 windows). big all the time behaved decently, sat in the center caught all sorts of beetles, I therefore did not touch it, I thought that maybe there would be fewer mosquitoes, but this" guest " yesterday causes a desire to kill everyone brrr

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