does the ocean spider plant produce baby spiders'
589107
Absoloutely. Ocean spider plants will grow a vine structure that may appear to be thin hollow tubes but given good soil and watered will produce fine baby spiders. These plants are really easy and will grow nicely in variety of sun lights.
589108
Yes. Mine came w babies, but I had to cut them off due to weather conditions
1162073
This terrarium is for T's no less than 3" or so. Spiderlings should be in much smaller containers. Tarantulas (Animal Pet Care Library) by Michael Jacobi has great information for raising tarantulas.
1616707
Diyfam, I was not provided with a list of the Succulent plant names that I ordered. There are so many different varieties of these little gems... which are related to the cactus family, but they have no thorns. I don't know of any of these little beauties that are toxic to cats. I have a cat, and he is NOT at all interested in my little garden of succulents. Remember... they will freeze if you leave them out in the harsh cold temperatures. My sister is keeping mine in her enclosed back porch for me until spring.
2257003
It does not work - period. I have ALL of them in my room for spiders and not a day goes by when I don't see a few. Don't waste our money.
722072
I'm honestly not sure. I looked up similar spiders and the closest I've found to resemblance is the brown recluse. My spider looks just like the one in the picture. I wish I could have been more help.
1619297
My main focus when purchasing them was for the removal of mice-which did not work. I do not recall if I noticed any spiders.
1240614
We haven't had that problem so far. It's been up since mid-August. I don't think the spiders stand a chance of spinning a web in the upper area because my son stands up in there whenever he's in it, which is every day. I have seen the occasional mosquito in there, but they don't "congregate".
1765573
Yes. I get a great return on my aquatic plants and doesn't hurt the fish. Been using it now for a few years. Fyi..... my Angels are breeding and giving off healthy broods.
1726760
I am still a marine newbie but I have been successful using the light to grow a number of soft corals such as Zoanthids, pulsing Xenia, polyps etc as well as some large polyp stony corals including Porites and open brain corals. I have only just added a montipora so cannot answer about these.
2203003
I'm real too. I bought mine 6 months ago. It's a little small but a great starter project for kids, just make sure they don't over feed the fish. I have a beta, a cory cat and a snail in mine. I'm having trouble with the plants, but that is because I used bad seeds and have a bad cat. (The cat ate the seeds that came with it.)
29347
Yes they do. I found Daddy Long Leg spiders don't get stuck . I watched them walk through.
1397546
I personally did not have a problem but I recommended this product to a friend of mine because she was having problems with spider in her condo. She had so many and recently she told me that she no longer has spiders in her apartment. So the product does work.
1032818
Honestly I don't know. We haven't gotten any so I'm assuming maybe yes. The only thing is we get the outside of the house sprayed twice a year too so it kinda affects what I answer. I mean we haven't gotten any spiders or anything in here since we got them. Sorry that does help much :/
798911
I don't know if it works for spiders I guess you can contact the provider of this product.
651667
I would try to keep some in a insect container with some plants such as perennial milkweed. I have had luck finding the eggs on the underside of the milkweed leaves. Of course they will need aphids or mites to eat, so if you can find some in your yard to put in with them that would be ideal. Good luck!
1906335
I would imagine so. I caught a small lizard almost immediately after putting it out. Haven't caught anything but bugs since, but I haven't seen anymore lizards near my house, and only one spider since I've set them out.
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The short answer is . . . I don't know. To expand somewhat on that, I must say that my initial endorsement of this product has been tarnished of late by the discovery of spiders and a mouse in our house that surprised me. I don't know that it's fair to expect any product to by 100% effective, however. The mouse may have wandered in by accident and was on his way out when our cat nabbed him. Who knows. We live in the country, so to expect there to be never a spider ever is unrealistic. And the ones we've seen are few and far between. But reptiles? I would think they would be as susceptible to the product as any other critter. These little lizard guys run loose anywhere they want to go and some will stupidly come in even if the device is working perfectly. That's my take. Hope this helps.