BenjaminBoa
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Help my tarantula isn't eating, it's been three days, I think it might have worms!!!!!!! :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:
Just kidding, don't bite my head off.
No, I was at that.. dreaded PetsOne again, mainly because they unfortunately carry some specialty <edit> other stores don't. Anyway on my way out I saw a dead cricket in the water bowl and two needle fine brown worms in the water, one had begun to crawl out of the water bowl, the other just swam in circles, undulating. I'd guess they were both about three inches long or so but they resembled horse hair worms I had seen in an old biology class. I'm assuming they exited the cricket after the dumb thing drowned its self.
Yadda yadda, the dude there pulled the worms out and threw the cricket away but didn't do anything else. but ANYWAY
I've never seen crickets leave behind worms after drowning in my water bowls before so I assume it's not common, but, well is it? And are they able to parasitize a tarantula?
Just kidding, don't bite my head off.
No, I was at that.. dreaded PetsOne again, mainly because they unfortunately carry some specialty <edit> other stores don't. Anyway on my way out I saw a dead cricket in the water bowl and two needle fine brown worms in the water, one had begun to crawl out of the water bowl, the other just swam in circles, undulating. I'd guess they were both about three inches long or so but they resembled horse hair worms I had seen in an old biology class. I'm assuming they exited the cricket after the dumb thing drowned its self.
Yadda yadda, the dude there pulled the worms out and threw the cricket away but didn't do anything else. but ANYWAY
I've never seen crickets leave behind worms after drowning in my water bowls before so I assume it's not common, but, well is it? And are they able to parasitize a tarantula?
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