Pinkeyes said:How far can they fall ?
Can they fly a bit ?
I am a 'glass / cardboard / outside' type of hero spider catcher. The only one in our house. I have come home from work to find pans on the living room floor which had been ceremonially thrown on poor said spider, which I have to sort.
So I cannot kill them but must humanely remove them. Thing is, our living room is 2 floors up - so when I do the glass / cardboard thing - I drop them out of the window. So will it survive the fall ?
To help your calculations, we live very near a river and a canal. The spiders we get are MASSIVE. They are hand sized, (inc legs) - hairy and have those 2 tendril thingies coming from their head.
Or should I walked them downstairs and out of the kitchen door and let them run out of the glass ?
They'll be back in your house in less time than it takes you to walk the length of the garden, you mark my words.matthew_o50 said:We've had some huge spiders in our house but we are kind people and so put them at the bottom of the garden
matthew_o50 said:....or else let the dog sort them out![]()
Takhisis said:Depends on if Mic is at work or not:
1) Mic working - Scream, panic, get glass, put glass over spider, get paraniod and check on it to make sure it is still there every 15-30 minutes.
2) Mic home - Scream, panic, watch Mic do the cardboard/glass thing, get paranoid and close all the windows and doors and spend the next few hours jumping at the pattern on the wallpaper or dark marks on the carpet.
Some littler ones I can squish myself, but anything 50p size and upwards are for Mic to deal with
that looks like it could be fun.. although if they're not dead.. they can escape.fatiain said:
How posh are you? You have a Pole to open your loft hatch. Are Eastern Europeans cheaper than a UK citizen?georges said:If they're large then I break out the large pole we have for opening the loft hatch..