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Saw something today on the patio that was freaky. Looked like a big palmetto bug(roach) but it had two gigantic eyes and it would hop straight up when we tried to kill it. Any ideas on what this creature might have been?
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So I have one for the bugguy. About a month ago DH took labby out for his AM walk and noticed a couple of slugs in the street. Upon closer inspection they were groups of worms in slime moving slowly and coming/oozing from the lawn. We searched the web and couldn't find anything. We sprayed them and haven't seen anymore. Any idea's?
Not sure without a better description. We have several species of slugs, snails, worms and leeches around here.
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Eeewww! I think bugguy is right! It's actually really nice having a bug expert on the forum.
So I have one for the bugguy. About a month ago DH took labby out for his AM walk and noticed a couple of slugs in the street. Upon closer inspection they were groups of worms in slime moving slowly and coming/oozing from the lawn. We searched the web and couldn't find anything. We sprayed them and haven't seen anymore. Any idea's?
Not sure without a better description. We have several species of slugs, snails, worms and leeches around here.
Well, it was a bunch of worms just moving in a huge mass, one mass looked like it had a white large larve in the center. They were all like a quarter of an inch maybe and like I said it was just a gooey/slimey moving mass. they were just seeping out of one area of our grass. We thought maybe maggots but they wern't that big. Definately not a slug or snail. The mass was as large as a big slug and at first apperance that what it looked like until further inspection.
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We searched the web and couldn't find anything. We sprayed them and haven't seen anymore. Any idea's? 
