My pet rock would do that
I'd sit at the bottom of the driveway and call him
Mom would put him down at the top of the drievway and he'd roll down to me
My first real spider was a Latrodectus
They are interesting, good feeders, hardy, and easy to make a working set-up for
And you have to very careless or very determined to get bitten
That's not unique to digital.
Any exposure longer than about 1/60th of a second will not be razor sharp unless you tripod - with or without flash
You can cut exposure time without resorting to a flash by using a higher ISO setting - this is the equivalent of using more sensitive film. You...
The sad thing is that the kid's dad has hired an attorney
No harm no foul
And besides, you dont wanna risk anything happening, then dont take part in handling the snake
No the snake shouldnt be put down
Pirata? Those are wolf spiders. What would it be doing in that kind of a web?
This thing looks a typical theridiidae - at least to me. Dull colored theridiid found indoors
I'd be willing to bet that if a wolf saw a chihuahua it's much more likely to think "LUNCH!" than "ooo SEXY!!!"
Dingos breed with domestic dogs - then again most of the "dingos" around these days are actually already hybrids
All true what you guys said
Now - from my perspective the worst native spider for a healthy adult to get bitten by in this country is L Reclusa. Why? Because there is that chance that even with prompt medical care, you will end up with a big problem and perhaps major disfigurement. With a...
I would recommend a heating pad maybe 1/3 to 1/2 the size of the enclosure - the reason being that you can then give the snake a warm area and a cool area to choose from
That said, I dont think that its trying to escape necessarily means anything about the set-up
The ball I had did that...
I know that there are some old data showing 4-5% death from black widow bites.
However, given the fact that there hasnt been a documented widow bite fatality in the US in over 20 years ........
Not saying it couldnt still happen - but the death rate from widow bites in a country wih...
That's awesome.
I have had Lamont (the black and white kitty in the pic I posted) since he was even smaller than that little ginger tabby of yours. He fit comfortably into the palm of my hand.
When he was that little, he used to climb (not jump, but climb) onto my bed and come and curl up...
Every single one of these cats is beautiful, smart, good, and useful
Except mine. I showed him too. I said see, you lied to me, they arent ALL ugly and useless and bad
He just purred
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