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Feller on here said he had one, but that was a time ago, and after we agreed that I would pay postage, I heard nothing more -
Anyway, doing a wee presentation to cubs here in 2 weeks, and looking for one of these to take in, as something native and different. Anyone assist? ![]() All postage costs paid of course... |
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Haha I had the same problem with false widows. Looked for one for aaaages and didn't see a single one
I know a lot of people were saying that they had loads of them, you never know they might see this post hopefully |
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just be careful sending kids out looking as Woodlouse Spiders can Bite! lol Wanna see the fangs on them! Huge compared to the spider itself.
Other cool ones would be Mouse Spider, they have a soft silkly 'fur' like baby mice on their abdomens.
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i had three woodlice spiders that i found when i was doing some DIY. i moved them to a safer spot, do you think i can find them now? can i hell. i will keep looking and let you know if i find any more
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Heh, all this hardship, yet they seem so common.
If I was still in my old house, i'd have a look in the garden for you. If you had said earlier (eg january) I could have sent you tons, as they were still dormant.
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