Trantulas

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yeah, after this last year a friend recommended a much better trap/poison. Terro liquid traps (outdoor specifically)

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Until I got those, this last year was the absolute worst. We were getting bitten in our sleep by ants, it was ridiculous. Now they're at least out of the house but still around outside. It's super effective but my super colony is a little more than a few traps can handle.
 
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Thank you! My wife found them from a breeder. The female is actually turning very red so they will actually get more color as they age. The pythons are ivory and banana morphs.

There's a ton of morphs out there for dragons and pythons. There was a turtle sanctuary near my house that used to be public, they gave tortoises forever homes, including a trio of Galapagos torts. One of the guys there was one of the first breeders of the dalmatian pythons, he was selling them at the time for like $6k or something.
 
Beautiful @PDR heres our dragons and ball pythons. Resized_20181130_154521.jpeg Resized_20181130_154838.jpeg Resized_20181103_195341.jpeg
Those are some beautiful dragons.....my wife has a normal brown. Here is my Purple Tegu as a baby and his current size......
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@Waters -- You can tell your tegu is still a baby because his neck boobs haven't grown in!

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Lol yeah........he will definitively have them also since he is not a she :)
 
yeah, after this last year a friend recommended a much better trap/poison. Terro liquid traps (outdoor specifically)

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Until I got those, this last year was the absolute worst. We were getting bitten in our sleep by ants, it was ridiculous. Now they're at least out of the house but still around outside. It's super effective but my super colony is a little more than a few traps can handle.
+100

We don't use any real poisons around the house except for those.

Lol, I think about buying hundreds of them just in case they get taken off the market like Bayer did.

We put out about 6 traps throughout the house as soon as the springtime invasion begins and this way it only lasts about a week.

Replace them about once a month or when they become empty, about 4 times a summer.
 
Beautiful @PDR heres our dragons and ball pythons. Resized_20181130_154521.jpeg Resized_20181130_154838.jpeg Resized_20181103_195341.jpeg


Those beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

I have a ball python that's 29 years old now. She's doing well after recovering from a respiratory infection last month. I also have a bearded dragon and normal corn snake. Both are around 7 years old.

Spiders though, no thank you!
 
I caught a common Calif T (ebony I think) decades ago behind a soda machine that I used to work and I was so amazed. Had a nice shiny brownish color.
I was still living on my parents place back then . Had to give it away.
 
Seems not a whole lot of love for trantulas.
I love Tarantulas. Mexican Red knee Pink toe Rose hair:) This was long time ago. I really miss this beautiful spiders:(
 

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