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just curious, and im new to the wh ole centipede thing.. but is a centipede capable of delivering a dry bite?
heheheScorpDemon said:just curious, and im new to the wh ole centipede thing.. but is a centipede capable of delivering a dry bite?
did it pierce into tissue? like were you bleeding afterwards?Python said:The reason Scorpdemon asked that was that two days ago at 10:30 AM CST I was bitten twice by a large Scolopendra suspinipes. I felt no real serious effects other than the initial pain of the bite, and a few minor aches and pains that came and went as the day went on. I was thinking it was a dry bite since everything I've read on these sounds like the pain would be horrific and that was not the case with me. By the way, Scorpdemon was there when it happened and we were all laughing about trying to herd it back into it's container until I told them it bit me.
mmm,.. so far all of my bites weren't drycacoseraph said:so far all of the bites i have received have been dry.
well, i consider a bite "dry" if their is no evidence of venom being pumped through the fangsSteven said:mmm,.. so far all of my bites weren't dry![]()
i had the "dracula-marks" everytime![]()
i also have 1 litle scare on my arm of a bite that got infected,...
only 0.5 cm orso,... nothing big.
But Yes,... i also experienced some bites that didn't pierced.
heh, just read your bite reportPython said:Oh it most definitely pierced the skin. In at least two places! Four bleeding holes at least. Not sure about the exact number as I couldn't see it considering the location.Scorpdemon could answer that though. It swelled up pretty good too. It was pretty impressive to start with if not scary. I thought my whole day was going to suck out loud! I was trying to get something out of the container it was shipped in and it just crawled up my arm. I wasn't deliberately trying to handle it.