Why'd he get mad? It's not like the spider invenomated the puffer or made it sick or anything.sumthin fishy said:I fed one to my brothers porcupuffer the other day. He got mad
Why'd he get mad? It's not like the spider invenomated the puffer or made it sick or anything.sumthin fishy said:I fed one to my brothers porcupuffer the other day. He got mad
I have the same thing... there is a wolf spider who lives near my door, sort of my "pet". I don't really need him anymore, so next time I see him he's toad poop.plah831 said:nice thread, bettagurl. I had a "pet" black widow in my garage that I named "Cassandra". I watched her grow to a huge size, her abdomen was all big (about 3/4 inch in diameter) and shiny. She also laid several egg cases. One day, I decided to clean house for her and vacuum up her old webs that were all littered with dead, wrapped up bugs. Well, I guess I went too far and she got offended and left I was so sad to lose her.
I really think she helped keep the bug and spider population in my garage down, because after she was gone, I got tons of little spiders and daddy-long-legs everywhere. Come back to me, Cassandra!
That's sad. He was your buddy...fishcatch22 said:I don't really need him anymore, so next time I see him he's toad poop.
it's a garden spider,it hurts really bad when they bite but it doesnt make you sick.if I ever get a chance to get a pic of my tarantula i will,i dont want to bother her know,she's about to molt i think.Emg said:Here's a couple pics of a spider we had outside our window for about a week. I have no idea what kind it is, but it's BIG !
awww, i'm just kidding! he's too precious to become toad poop, and the toad doesn't like spiders too well... too crawly.plah831 said:That's sad. He was your buddy...