LovesTimone
Christmas Day 2017
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I moved here via (KCMO, Dallas, Tex and Phoenix, Ar. Within last year. Was not prepared for Mold I thought the dust storms in Az were scary but Mold is really freaking me out plus tiny tiny ants invading .
And a crocodile really might be watching you right by your feet... I’m stil learning my way around. Love Celebration tho!
Good luck And I am still sorting thru stuff I thought I could not live without. Seems I kept the wrong stuff and miss the stuff I got rid of!
Long time local... born and raised, Florida and Disney girl...
If you have a mold problem, that means water... it could be a past leak or a current one, as well never turn the air-conditioner off.. If you have mold you really should have it looked at... if you are seeing inside that could mean its in the walls, which is never a good thing... the heat and humidity make it grow, perfect conditions for mold growing...
They are alligators, not crocodile's... for the most part in this area of Florida.... American Alligators have a U shaped nose and head, and a American crocodile has a V shaped and much more pointed.. Alligators prefer, freshwater, lakes, rivers, marshes, and they can be found in brackish water... which is a mix of Fresh and Saltwater... the American Crocodile, can be found in places like the Everglades, which is saltwater and fresh water or brackish water... I do believe this is the only place that you can find a American Crocodile and American Alligator and where they live together in the wild is in the Florida everglades..
ABSOLUTELY do not feed the Gators, and do not mess with them... Stay out of the river, lakes and marshes at night, you can night fish, just do not go swimming... During mating season they are very aggressive, and stay away from their nest, they will do whatever to protect it... As well watch your pets around the water...
Get a pest control company it is totally worth it ... for the ants, roaches, spiders, and all the other little bugs that we have here, again they love this climate...