Harland Williams
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I just got 2 hibiscus trees and wanted to let him check them out so I was sitting out side with him and out of no where he ate a wasp
is this going to hurt him,should I take him to the vet now.
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I just got 2 hibiscus trees and wanted to let him check them out so I was sitting out side with him and out of no where he ate a waspis this going to hurt him,should I take him to the vet now.
Ok I'm not really sure if he is ok or not he keeps sticking his tongue out like he does when he tries to drink so I'm not sure if he got stung or hes just thirsty but I'll keep a eye on him.What would happen if he got stung in the mouth or on the tongue?
what would you have to do if that happen or could you do anything? He seems ok I gave him a drink and he stopped the licking thing so I think I can calm down.
Thank you I fell much better now just knowing that there are wasp in there area so it should be ok.
FYI, black widows will kill and devour very small chameleons, as will wolf spiders, while large chameleons will eat adult wolf spiders.
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I hate hate hate wolf spiders! They are so fast! gives me the CREEEEPS!
An adult male panther or veiled will eat the biggest wolf spider you can catch !
Don't wolf spiders get to be around 3" in Florida? They're huge! It is interesting that they stay away from the black widows, and certainly they seem to know what they like to eat. Mine will ignore the crickets in favor of a superworm or dubia any day. At least that's what he's doing for now.
About eating the wasps, it must be something they do normally in nature. Otherwise natural selection would have selected against such behavior. In other words the rate of survival must be quite high.
Don't wolf spiders get to be around 3" in Florida? They're huge! ............
OMG! Is that your cham eating that!!!! YUUUUKKK!