those crawly ones
Jun. 30th, 2003 03:13 amWell it's been years since I saw one of these...
But I caught it creeping up the side of the house practically into the open bedroom window... ;P
Anybody want a scorpion?
*heh* I don't even know how hard they might be to find, perhaps they're in every pet store as food items like crickets n stuff...
I don't go into enough pet stores to know...
But if they're not, any of you nearby with an interest in these lil critters is welcome to 'im...
But I caught it creeping up the side of the house practically into the open bedroom window... ;P
Anybody want a scorpion?
*heh* I don't even know how hard they might be to find, perhaps they're in every pet store as food items like crickets n stuff...
I don't go into enough pet stores to know...
But if they're not, any of you nearby with an interest in these lil critters is welcome to 'im...
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Date: 2003-07-02 07:36 am (UTC)Yea, sounds like you got a wood scorpion there then. Scorps are great de-buggers being predators and all, best if you can flush him into a big box and give him the bum's rushout to somewhere else on the hill where he can munch on other bugs safely.
Be careful poking around the boxes in the garage this summer - where there is one...
CYa!
Mako
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Date: 2003-07-02 06:52 pm (UTC)yeah, maybe a trip out to Calico Ghost Town would be a good relocation exercise for 'im...
pic reddy!
Date: 2003-07-02 11:42 pm (UTC)There ya go! :D
Re: pic reddy!
Date: 2003-07-03 12:13 am (UTC)Lot's more pics can be seen here.
Still, I'll bet you $ to donuts that bug packs a serious wallop. I hope it enjoys it's new home far, far away from your place.
CYa!
Mako
PS: I almost had the common name right, they are really known as "bark scorpions", not "wood scorpions" as I originally wrote above...
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Date: 2003-07-03 05:42 am (UTC)I hope he gets his two bits worth...! *shudderfeathers*