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Who did this? 8 years 9 months ago #16284

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Hmm, your wife might have a point, but don't these insects take off when a bird approaches? I know constructiontime is over, but perhaps a bird wished to have your container in his nest.
Quite a mindbreaker, Auk.

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Who did this? 8 years 9 months ago #16285

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I find biord go adfter the larvea of flies that grow in the fertilezer. My main staging area is full of substrate. On the gound!

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Who did this? 8 years 9 months ago #16288

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leatherback wrote:
I find biord go adfter the larvea of flies that grow in the fertilezer. My main staging area is full of substrate. On the gound!


I placed them the day before. There were no larvae in it...

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Who did this? 8 years 9 months ago #16290

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Perhaps the gardengnomes should be held responsible! :P

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Contrainer wrote:
Perhaps the gardengnomes should be held responsible! :P


No garden gnomes here, and the mudmen are too tiny :)

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I heard mudmen are quite common in the swampy area called 'the Netherlands', so perhaps they came with a large group ;)
Heard they aren't very bright either, so possibilities are they confused your cakes with pie :silly:

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