So....

My tarantula catching 2 out of 3 crickets. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7T0XHqzb6Q

Cricket #3 gets caught http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83VHXySkg7o

Happy Dance http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-cLzqyrEak

Last, but not least, my dog doing tricks. In French. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_YwyFZBE0E

Let's see how these come around.

Enjoy !

dude,, there are centipedes here as wide as hotdogs...

Mike, unless the centipede.... wait. No no. I cannot accept any invertabrates from the US currently. You'll need a US Fish & Wildlife licence to send bugs to me. I have no way to accept these currently. I would LOVE to get my hands on a Scolopendra polymorpha (Sonoran Desert Centipede), but I don't have room to accomodate one yet.

dude, years ago you sent me those orange chocolate things along with some soundtracks.
i dont know how you got those thru customs. you didn't even declare them on the declaration, so its a good thing it wasnt checked.

the dust storm approaching  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPwG5l-rETk
it hits us  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BUorD8yRnw

Mike, I honestly don't recall having sent chocolates through the mail I'd be surprised if they didn't melt by the time they reached you.

Anyways... as much as I'd like a centipede... I would prefer a desert hairy scorpion instead, they're the BIG, yellow and black scorpions you might see in the desert. The venom is slightly stronger than the popular Emperor, but not enough to make it life-threatening. But I have no room still, but god I want one so bad. Or wait, actually, one of the local tarantulas would be even better. You should be able to spot some Desert Blonde tarantulas at night prowling around. If you were in Texas, I would have been estatic if you could find the elusive Rio Grande Gold tarantula.

Gotta bide my time, sadly.