Ok, in our defense, we are in Florida. Not all spiders are common house spiders here lol.Me! I want to see them! But for @Catscankim and @cerelife you probably should put them in their own post with a trigger warning in the title.
Not especially. Although, I had them in last garage in California. I consider them fashion forward donning their black and red colors.
Just looked up snail slime properties. It's pretty amazing stuff.
Yeah, we have crazy spiders down south. Grove spiders, wood spiders, black widows, brown recluse spiders.My parents' house where I grew up was surrounded by 20 acres of woods and pasture and the wood spiders (I don't know any other name for them) were nightmare creatures. They were the size of your hand and carried the baby spider on their backs/legs so they looked like tarantulas to me. Nothing like taking a relaxing dip in the pool only to feel something touch your back and turn around to find this freaking octopus of a spider behind you...I levitated out of the deep end of the pool exactly once before I learned to check that whole pool for spiders for the rest of my life!!Me! I want to see them! But for @Catscankim and @cerelife you probably should put them in their own post with a trigger warning in the title.
I used some tonight-I added it to the water before lye. It didn’t fully dissolve, so I had to strain it out. Is this because it’s not dry enough? Should I have pulverized it in a spice grinder or pestle first? Thank you
. I really don't like spiders or webs so this one is out of the question for me, it's on my not to do list along with jumping out of a plane Lol. Corn silk sounds interesting to me though!
Yes, she is a pet. Her name is GertrudeLike, a pet???
Ok, now I'm curious . . . How does one acquire a black widow as a pet?
I found her in my laundry room one morning. Stuck her in a jar until I could throw a cage together
I've had too many surprise encounters! 
