Please ID My Damp Basement Creature!
sem67
13 years ago
We had a water problem that went undetected for some time in our "about to be finished" basement. We found several of these "creatures" living on the damp carpet. The one in the picture is about 1 inch in diameter. They look like pasta! I never saw them move, and when I pick them up there is no movement.
Can anyone identify them? Please click on the link to see the pic.
Thanks!
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