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About two weeks ago, when it started getting cold, a house spider (tegenaria domestica I believe) has chosen my flat for spending the winter. I like those spiders so it's not a problem for me. Only problem is, two weeks from now, I'm moving out. I don't know anyone around here who would want to take the spider in.

Would the spider die if I move it back outside now ? In the morning it's around 10°C / 50°F

Since I got a liking to the little guy, is it reasonable to try to take it with me ? There's going to be 5 days between moving out and moving in the new flat, if I go down this road how should I take care of it during those few days ?

What should I do to have the least chances to accidentally kill it ?

Thank you very much

Fluffy_Alpaca
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  • Not that it's absolutely important, but, do you happen to know the species of the spider? Or, it's common name? This may help with environmental conditions & feeding. –  Oct 10 '17 at 14:51
  • It looks like the standard tegenaria domestica, I'll try to catch a pic this evening but it runs fast. – Fluffy_Alpaca Oct 10 '17 at 16:41

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