RIP Roxanne 12-18-05 Only knew you from outside the cage...
A little, I mean HUGE mouse problem
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But its better than one of thsoe sticky pads that they get stuck to and when you try to pull them off cause you dont like watching them struggle, you accidentally pull off their tail and ear...
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blames them for his own mistakes." - Gene Roddenberry
blames them for his own mistakes." - Gene Roddenberry
has that actually happened to you?
somewhat similar... a very large wolf-spider (probably 2-3 inches from head to ass) got stuck on one of those in my attic. it was carrying it's egg-sack which also got stuck. there were literally hundreds of those little spider-hatchlings all over the sticky trap. it was surprising to see how far away from the egg so many of them had gone.
somewhat similar... a very large wolf-spider (probably 2-3 inches from head to ass) got stuck on one of those in my attic. it was carrying it's egg-sack which also got stuck. there were literally hundreds of those little spider-hatchlings all over the sticky trap. it was surprising to see how far away from the egg so many of them had gone.
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calvin, where do u live? like not ur adress or anything. but the area u live in. cos im kinda interested where ppl can find wolf-spiders
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i c, cos when u said wolf spiders and a giant egg of them i was like holy shit i hope u got an exterminator nearby
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i'm in ohio. usually the wolf-spiders around here don't get larger than an inch (two to three if you include the legs.) it also doesn't take that large of an egg sack to hold hundreds of hatchlings (i've no idea if that is the correct term for newly hatched spiders)
the size of the spider was another thing that surprised me but we have a huge attic with lots of rafters for perfect webs. i live right in front of a decent sized woods also so the warms house is probably a target for a lot of insects during winter.
totally off topic but... one thing i think is totally cool about my house. in the family room, along the wall facing the backyard, we have dirt trench that actually connects with the dirt outside the house. i guess the outer wall either goes down far enough or there is heavy-gauge wire fencing protecting from animals. but we never have to water the plants planted there.
the size of the spider was another thing that surprised me but we have a huge attic with lots of rafters for perfect webs. i live right in front of a decent sized woods also so the warms house is probably a target for a lot of insects during winter.
totally off topic but... one thing i think is totally cool about my house. in the family room, along the wall facing the backyard, we have dirt trench that actually connects with the dirt outside the house. i guess the outer wall either goes down far enough or there is heavy-gauge wire fencing protecting from animals. but we never have to water the plants planted there.