It is a large indoor spider with a body length of about 20-30 millimeters and a total length of up to 100-130 millimeters. They usually hide in the gaps of roofs or cabinets during the day and come out to forage at night, mainly preying on insects such as cockroaches, flies, and moths. The white fronted spider is a nocturnal animal that prefers slightly darker environments. Non toxic, harmless to humans, and can even help control the number of cockroaches in the home. The egg is disc-shaped, and female spiders exhibit egg guarding behavior. In addition, they exhibit a unique ejection phenomenon during mating, with male spiders autonomously ejecting to avoid being killed by female spiders.