I also noticed that they spelled cockroaches wrong. I despise roaches, but I like the picture with the coke can.
All. Every last critter that is not supposed to be living in my house. Including my adult daughter.
FLIES!!! and no_seeâums!! (Teeniny lil gnats!!)
I once heard a exterminator say the hardest thing to get rid of in a house is . Theyâre in the walls and they stay in your bathroom all summer long. . I will build a house and have concrete walls. Thatâll show em!
The kind that canât spell.
E - all of the above if the spiders are venomous.
Cats.
Termites.
Carpenter ants.
But mostly cats.
Cats keep most pests in check. Are you a pest?
Children
Bean eaters
I SEEeee⌠- undressing time trials starting NOW!
This is a centipede here in the SW.
We also get the darker headed ones they can be huge. The red headed ones usually top off at 6-8" The darker headed ones can be enormous. I had one stick itâs head into my bathroom. There was a small gap that I hadnât sealed yet that shared the hot water heater cabinet. It took one look at me, and I at it, and we both noped out. Itâs antennae mustâve been 4-5" across and the head was deep shape of purple that was at least an inch wide. This is a prehistoric creature looking for water or smells death somewhere. NOPE.
Iâm waiting for a good picture of one of the huge centipedes which are about the shape and size of a cigar (literally). A young little one will still be the size of your index fingerâŚ
Centipede or Millipede? Centipedes are flat, Millipedes are more round.
UhâŚno.
Just no.
Good catch, useful distinction. Round, very cylindrical. A little flat on the footsie-side, half-spherical at the head and tail end. They must have sense organs on one end, they prefer to go in one direction. If you poke one (or when it dies - they seem to dehydrate easily) it curls up in a spiral with its little footsies inside the spiral.