I’m aware they unsuitable to keep, but I’ve always dreamt of having basically an ant farm, but a tiny blind snake farm ever since I first found out about these. Just a big ole plexi box with ants and termites for them to feast upon the larva of, and occasionally see the little thing tunnelling or surfacing and living its best tiny blind life
Austin but everything is spread out around here.
I don’t know much about that area aside from the Riverwalk(highly recommend)
Going a little north to New Braunfels is the main water park in the area.
https://www.sixflags.com/schlitterbahnnewbraunfels
If your into retro games there this, favorite retro shop within Texas.
https://dpadonline.com/
Otherwise, Austin is about an hour drive north, and honestly anything you wanna go do always seems like a hour drive.
For movie theaters try the Alamo Drafthouse. No where near as cool as it use to be before the pandemic, but still better than most of the rest of chains.
Haven’t been. I would imagine it would be easier if your already close to the border but it would be quite a trip for me. Have not heard a lot of people in my area making regular trips.
I’m aware they unsuitable to keep, but I’ve always dreamt of having basically an ant farm, but a tiny blind snake farm ever since I first found out about these. Just a big ole plexi box with ants and termites for them to feast upon the larva of, and occasionally see the little thing tunnelling or surfacing and living its best tiny blind life
I live in Texas, when it rains they come in the house. I try to take them back outside, they eat ants.
Ooh, anywhere near San Antonio? I’m moving there in a few months. Any recommendations on things to do in the area?
Austin but everything is spread out around here. I don’t know much about that area aside from the Riverwalk(highly recommend) Going a little north to New Braunfels is the main water park in the area. https://www.sixflags.com/schlitterbahnnewbraunfels If your into retro games there this, favorite retro shop within Texas. https://dpadonline.com/
Otherwise, Austin is about an hour drive north, and honestly anything you wanna go do always seems like a hour drive. For movie theaters try the Alamo Drafthouse. No where near as cool as it use to be before the pandemic, but still better than most of the rest of chains.
Oh, cool suggestions!
My buddy in San Antonio has mentioned that game shop!
One thing I’m excited about is visiting Mexico. How often do Texans actually do that?
Haven’t been. I would imagine it would be easier if your already close to the border but it would be quite a trip for me. Have not heard a lot of people in my area making regular trips.