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Originally Posted by Kymba  EEkssssssss I would of fainted.. daddy long legs are the one thing I have a major Phobia about....especially in confined spaces.......  | They give me the creeps a little too, the way they hover about and buzz in your hands. Maybe I should start a new thread titled " what is your phobia ". That would be fun, the big hairy spiders would win hands down for me  . |
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Originally Posted by demicav They give me the creeps a little too, the way they hover about and buzz in your hands. Maybe I should start a new thread titled " what is your phobia ". That would be fun, the big hairy spiders would win hands down for me . | What a good idea for a new Thread.. bet it would throw up some interesting replies 
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| | | Re: Check under your doormat!
Thanks everyone for your comments. I have found this website which shows photos of crane fly larvae/pupae (ok maybe not the right species or anything) but at least I've got an idea of what to look for. Google Image Result for http://www.bgsd.k12.wa.us/hml/jr_cam/macros/upper_efl_f05/images/up_efl_65.jpg
(look near the bottom of the page)
I examined the box today - there are at least four larvae still in there and they haven't changed much at all. I have noticed though that they are developing feelers/mouth parts? at the front. I didn't manage to get a good photo today but I will try later (I have to go to work now  ) but I can definitely see a small change in them
I will then take photos every few days/once a week and hopefully record the development
I'm really looking forward to seeing the changes
Jenny
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