Lactros galore

LeilaNami

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We're in the process of a cleaning overhall at my work (Petco) and man am I finding lots and lots of lactros {D Of course I have to stop and save them from my coworkers' squish shoes and put them in the bushes. This is all done by hand by the way. :D They're such beautiful and fascinating creatures and it astounds me that the first thing to most people's minds is "Squish it!".
 

LeilaNami

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I'm in Northeast Texas. If I'm not mistaken, I believe its hesperus that's common here?
EDIT: They were always the males that I found. No females yet
 

beetleman

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:clap: you are the "widow whisperer" that's awesome your saving them:)
 

lucanidae

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All males? That seems very strange and unlikely. Are you sure you are seeing Latrodectus?
 

LeilaNami

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Sorry Latro. Haha I was very tired and wasn't sure on the spelling. Yes I'm pretty sure they were Latros.
 

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The reasoning for all males is rather easy as the yare the ones that wonder, are smaller. and more likely to move into a building in search of that late night nookie call. Also less likely to be killed by customers/employees due to not bieng a giant black bulge on a white tile floor..
 
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