Nice catch!

I was trying to drop in a live mouse for my Black Pastel yesterday, but the little bugger grabbed onto the ledge (of the tub). No problemo, says Dave - I'll get him there! :D

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Nice catch Indeed...:gj:

While Dave enjoys his meal, Steve and Bill can be seen in the tubs above asking, "Why does Dave always get the bigger one?"

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Originally Posted by danojeno

While Dave enjoys his meal, Steve and Bill can be seen in the tubs above asking, "Why does Dave always get the bigger one?"

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LMAO!! And you know what's really weird? That little spider's name is actually Stevie. :D

(he's named after Stevie Wonder, for reasons that might not be PC to explain)

I have a few that do that, and they scare the heck out of me sometimes. Their aim isn't always the best ;)

Oh sure, it's all cute and fun when one his size does it.

Try that same trick with a 3600 gram 6' female and see who laughs! :O

Gale

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Originally Posted by angllady2

Oh sure, it's all cute and fun when one his size does it.

Try that same trick with a 3600 gram 6' female and see who laughs! :O

Gale

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the words :O W.T.F!!! :O comes to mind LOLOLOL

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Originally Posted by angllady2

Oh sure, it's all cute and fun when one his size does it.

Try that same trick with a 3600 gram 6' female and see who laughs! :O

Gale

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Haha... I have one girl who's around 3400g (maybe 5.5ft?), and let's just say I "TOSS AND RUN" when feeding her live prey. :D:oops:

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Originally Posted by SlitherinSisters

I have a few that do that, and they scare the heck out of me sometimes. Their aim isn't always the best ;)

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I don't know if there's anything scientific to this, but I've noticed my Mojaves in particular have terrible aim! I've learned to stand waaaaay back when feeding them, because they've aimed for me instead of the rodent more than once. Whoopsie!