Description:

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Like many spiders, the female Chiracanthium mildei is larger than the male measuring between 7 mm and 10 mm, while the male measures between 6 mm and 8 mm. It has a colour ranging from pale green to yellow-white and the tips of his paws, his pedipalps are darker, and the chelicerae.

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Food:

The house spider eats living insects and other arthropods that capture the hunt.

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Habits:

The house spider is found inside the houses or on the outer walls. They can also live in the wild, on leaves or under stones, etc

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Reproduction:

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The females produce between 1 5 bags of silk where she will lay about 40 eggs in each.