Scorpions, centipedes, other inverts.

[MassExodus]

It's worth it though I'm about to walk out on my porch, turn on the floods and watch the bats hunt. With a beer of course Last night a pack of coyotes got ahold of something( most likely one of the thousands of rabbits in my area) and started raising holy hell in my field..you really can't beat it

 

[MassExodus]

Best communal Mass?

So far, C gracilis. My group of 6 3rd instar are all molting and getting along famously. The group of adults have shown no hostility, except to me, rightly so, and stay in a cuddle puddle between two pieces of bark. Gracilis, hands down. And every other Centruroides species I own, most probably..margaritatus are seperate, because they're more expensive, but theyd be the same, im betting. Many sp of Buthid are like that.

 

[Arachnid dude]

I agree with it being totally worth it, it was worth it when when did it the only drawback was technology, that was only a drawback because I worked from home. We're from Washington originally and we lived in a small town at the base of Mt. Rainier. We had a little 2bd room cabin that was awesome that was on a 1/2 acre lot that basically looked like a campsite.

 

[MassExodus]

I agree with it being totally worth it, it was worth it when when did it the only drawback was technology, that was only a drawback because I worked from home. We're from Washington originally and we lived in a small town at the base of Mt. Rainier. We had a little 2bd room cabin that was awesome that was on a 1/2 acre lot that basically looked like a campsite.

That sounds like pretty country. I grew up fishing the Kenai River in Alaska, not quite sure how I ended up in south Texas scrubland