Bug in my grow box
9 years ago
Found this guy chilling out on my satsuma. Any idea if he's good or bad? I wouldn't mind keeping him around if he eats aphids and such.
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9 years ago- 9 years ago
Thanks for the advice. Down the toilet it went. Now, anybody have any ideas about this guy? Friend or Foe??
9 years ago
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