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    Re: Can insects do anything to balls

    Quote Originally Posted by thedarkwolf25 View Post
    How did an earwig get in there anyways? Aren't they fairly large?
    They're small, skinny little things that show up in the weirdest places. I could see one slipping through a screen top or through the gap between tub and rack very easily.
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    Re: Can insects do anything to balls

    My rack is located in a room down stairs in the basement. Not even a mouse can go under the door because I had new carpet put in and I have to give the door a good push to open. Less likely a bug of any sort can get in or out unless it can find it's way through carpet or get through window screens and such. It was only one earwig and I checked my other racks and nothing no more bugs. I just freaked out and I took a look at my BP but he's chilling lol he seems fine. Looked like the earwig was looking for an exit.
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