Herpyllus propinquus
(Western Parson Spider)

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Seems like a Herpyllus propinquus.(Western Parson Spider) Possible reason it's there is because of roach and bedbug issues left from previous tenants. Roaches and bedbugs dealt with and spider too, however in december on new years eve I was bit multiple times during sleep, Might be because another spider of the same type has either ran out of food options or from it being trapped between my bed and skin. The bites are ran across my arm and are pure white in color, they are similar to mosquito bites however I might be wrong about the bites.

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TangledWeb

Happy New Year! Sorry about your buggy abode. Spiders won’t feed on you, but yes they can get bitey if trapped against you in bed. We can’t diagnose bites, but we can share our own experiences. People usually describe bites in bed from spiders and bedbugs as red and itchy. Maybe fleas now? I’ve been through that many times. Our site recommends using glue traps to get a sample of the bugs and to help remove them. Pesticides may kill insects, but not spiders. Another way you can sample your bugs is to use a new bag or clean canister… Read more »

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