Bryce

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It's fun to hold these guys in your hands.

fmowry

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I've got 5 of these around the house right now. Females are big:



I've got one of those big plastic compost bins. Black Widows seem to find their way in there.

leatherface24

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Dude throw a lizard or an insect in their webs. They attack and spin whatever lands in them so fast its insane

pusha

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**** bugs, I've seen Starship Troopers and I know what happens if you let them get any power

m2cupcar

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Until you make fun of their little wings and they get angry. But yeah- having them try to dig between your fingers is funky.

Faeflora

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Dman this thread is getting better. Batter?

Fireindc

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A few years ago I was chilling on my couch watching a movie with a friend when suddently he jumped up and turned on the lights. I turned around and right behind my head was one of these, about 5 inches long. Mexican house centipede.



Then I caught it in a cup, that centipede was so goddamn fast. Scared the **** out of me. After I let it out I googled that bitch and found it was basically harmless, still a crazy looking thing to see contrasting on your white wall.

m2cupcar

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House centipede is another good predator bug. Can't dis' anybody who'll eat your roaches.

leatherface24

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Lets see that thing go against my Tito

y8s

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quoted for truth. I love these guys and let them live.

And also the cats love to watch them scurry.

pusha

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all bugs must die

fmowry

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Since this thread morphed to what's in your house, I caught a black rat snake baby last weekend, kept it in a big paint bucket with a top on it and fed it a pinky 2 days ago. My wife checks on it yesterday and left the lid "a bit open so it could get air" and now it's gone. In the living room somewhere. I think it probably went down an AC vent. Hopefully it'll resurface when it gets hungry. My wife isn't afraid of snakes but is a bit freaked out that one is somewhere in the house.

About 14 inches long.

Any ideas how to find this bitch? I'm thinking of buying a mouse and putting it in a cage in the middle of the living room.

y8s

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no

it's what's at your office:



Alice in Wonderland is at my office.

The caterpillar was about the size of my index finger. The rainbow shroom was huge.

for scale:



Here is a closer view of the caterpillar:

leatherface24

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Thats a Prometheus Moth caterpillar. I have raised those from eggs to adults. The adults are among the largest north american moth species.

fmowry

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And all I get is hornworms on my tomatoes.