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No I am not Romanian.
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I am vietnamese and vietnamese is my native language.
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It only takes one second for the fleas to migrate from the possum to your dogs. When I tore up a floorboard in the house (trying to find the possum hideout), I was instantly covered with fleas. Thousands, if not hundreds of thousands. What are you treating the dogs with? Frontline/Advantage, etc. should be good for several months... |
How's this?: danh từ - (thông tục) thú có túi ôpôt ((cũng) opossum)
P.S. - Can you hook me up with a Vietnamese wife? |
Not sure what it was, the label is off the bottle. I bought it at a pet store.
What it said there is an animal with a pocket. People, if don't know possum yet, would think it's a Canguru because it's is a famous animal anyone would know. Vietnamese wife? Sure, if we have a chance to visit the country in the future :) |
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"Animal with pocket" is a marsupial, which includes possums, kangaroos & koalas. Let me know when you're going to Vietnam again. I'll give you my pic and you can shop me around! |
From the opossumsocietyus.org website:
An opossum can safely be trapped by leaning an empty, tall kitchen trash can at approximately a 30-45º angle against something the opossum can climb onto such as a stack of books. Place cat food or ripe fruit at the bottom of the trash can. The opossum will be able to climb into the trash can but will be unable to climb or jump out. Immediately take the trash can outside. Tip the can on its side and the opossum will leave when it feels it is safe to do so. This is best done at dusk. If it has to be done during the day then tip the opening towards a dense shrub where the opossum can hide until nightfall. They were all for leaving them alone in your yard, so this was from the "opossum stuck in garage" question. |
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Question: How do I trap and relocate an opossum? Answer: Do not trap! Opossums are normally transient animals, staying only 2-3 days in an area before moving on. Removal is neither necessary nor desirable. If opossums were eliminated from an area, the population of roof rats and other pests would proliferate. Opossums serve an important role by controlling the unwanted, harmful pest population around our neighborhoods. So now we should ask you a question. After learning about the benefits opossums provide, why would you want to trap and remove an opossum? Trapping and relocating does not work. If you are determined to remove an opossum then encourage it to do so on its own by removing whatever is attracting it to your area. You must determine what is attracting the opossum to your area and remove the attractants or other opossums and animals will come and fill the vacated niche. Opossums are usually attracted by pet food left outside and dense shrubs to hide under. · Do not leave pet food out at night · Do not leave garage doors, pet doors or unscreened windows open at night. · Do pick up fruit that has fallen from trees. · Do cover garbage cans at night. · Do clear dense bushes, woodpiles and other hiding places. If you are determined to trap then please contact a humane trapper. Make sure the opossum will be trapped safely in a humane trap AND released unharmed. Please do not trap during the spring to fall baby season or animals may become orphaned and die. |
You can be sure of one thing:
Question: Opossum Pooping in yard Answer: An opossum won't poop all over the yard, it will poop in a secluded area (they don't like to be out in the open at all) surrounded by at least two shields. They like to poop in piles of leaves or other rotting foliage, they also tend to poop right after they eat or drink, so if there's a food or water source left out in your backyard all night, they would be attracted to it. Keep your yard clean of leaves and debris. Keep the opossum from entering your yard at all. Keep all trees and shrubbery trimmed away from the fence. Don't leave out any food source or fallen fruit from trees. Make sure your sprinklers come on just after dawn (optimum time for plant absorption anyway) so that no water is pooled up around the sprinkler head for opossums to use as a water source. Some people have suggested placing mothballs around, mothballs are toxic and if left outside will seep into the soil and into the ground water system, polluting the environment. I have heard of people having success leaving “predator feces” along their fence line, so opossums will not enter their yard. Visit your local zoo or animal exhibit and ask for a small amount of fox, coyote, mountain, bobcat, etc. feces to strategically place in access points to your yard. |
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The sucker that was living under my house had been there for a year. I left him alone until I realized he was the source of fleas. I rolled some flea-bombs & smoke under the house like grenades...I think he finally got the message. |
Whoops, looks like trapping and relocating opossums is illegal without a permit.
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Hey, I didn't write the chapter. Must have been cozy, satellite or cable? From another website, probably a little more true to rnln's current problem child. Opossums Living in Your Yard Opossums prefer to live in wooded areas near streams. Cities and suburbs provide adequate food and shelter. Common den and resting sites include abandoned woodchuck burrows, hollow logs, wood or brush piles, under buildings, elevated sheds, openings under concrete slabs and porches and access to crawl spaces under houses. Inside the cavity a nest is made of leaves and grass. Opossums are capable climbers and may take shelter by day in trees or old squirrel nests. Most animals only use our home temporarily during March through August to raise their young. If at all possible, consider “living with them” until the young are on their own at approximately 5 months of age. I'm not sure living with them is the best thing to do though. Things might get a little itchy. |
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He burrowed under the house (it was up on piers), through the floorboards and was living INSIDE the wall of the cast-iron tub. |
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Danny,
thanks Danny. Sure I will. BTW, I thought your pic is your avatar. Smoke works with Fleas too? sloDave, Cool, I will try that trash can thing. Thanks. wow, I didn't know trapping, killing that ugly and problem maker rat is illegal. Lucky I didn't know how to. If I did, I would kill them all. Right now, my problem is not possum but their fleas. I am sure they will come back for my fruits. Oh yeah, they tried to catch fish in the pond too. Thanks guys. |
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The woman in my avatar was to be my wife. Unfortunately, she is in prison for the next 10 ~ 20 years. I don't think I want to wait that long. She killed her last husband anway, so... Here is my pic: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...h/JohnWarf.jpg No, smoke doesn't kill fleas. Don't try it! I used smoke to encourage the possum to leave my home. |
Here, smoke would only encourage your neighbors to call the fire department.
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