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The Spider in the Bathtub
- Thread starter SalixIncendium
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If it's in the bathtub, I wash it down the drain. If it's up in the corner of the ceiling or something, I leave it alone.
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
The thing that looks like a bath is actually a very large and expensive foot rest and towel rail.
Ah, but what if it's poisonous?
Poisonous spiders are fleetingly rare in Britain, but if it were I'd leave whatever it was I needed to do or do it some other way until the spider moved. If I really needed the shower (we have only a shower, no bath) then I'd try scooping it up on something else.
Martin
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British spiders are too refined to be poisonous.
That would be a good name for an acromantula.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Relocate it to my cellar or garden.
Martin
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I bought an old sailing boat which had been lying outside under a cover for years. When I took off the cover there was a large grass snake, which fortunately beat a hasty retreat. They're not poisonous, but I hadn't been that close to a snake before. Afterwards I felt a bit guilty I'd made it homeless.
I also like snakes. I don't think it would have minded needing to find a new home so much
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
I scoop it up, and carry it to a safe place, at winter i leave it in a room in my apartment
I once had this spider in my room I hadn't seen for a while and I missed him; then one night I was in bed and felt something on my face, so as a reaction I sat up and put the light on, then saw the spider on the ground having fallen or run off the bed. I was all, 'THERE YOU ARE!!'
My answer: Nothing.
I don’t know what the spider wants.
I don’t know what the spider wants.
Depends. I usually ignore it. The cats will attend to it.
Unless its a yellow sac. They are mildly venomous, and cause skin decay if one is bitten by them; my husband has two craters in his face from being bitten by yellow sacs when he was sleeping.
Then I call him to deal with it, as he has a personal vendetta against them.
Unless its a yellow sac. They are mildly venomous, and cause skin decay if one is bitten by them; my husband has two craters in his face from being bitten by yellow sacs when he was sleeping.
Then I call him to deal with it, as he has a personal vendetta against them.