Kaui's video: Chemical-free organic pest control - Centipede cockroaches and invasive amphibians

Nothing but salt :) New hunting rifle (actually its more a pump action pistol, as you have to shoot it awkwardly like a micro draco), its an older model Bug-A-Salt 2.0 shooting coarse-grained kosher salt. I used regular table salt at first but it was too fine grained to take out any of the larger critters bigger than a fly. I'd really like even bigger rock salt grains, but I imagine I'd start to see feeding issues. Theres a newer bigger better version I want to test out, but this one does the job for now. Don't feel bad about the disgusting and poisonous cane toad babies and greenhouse frogs - they're invasive and potent enough to kill small animals and sicken humans as adult toads. The adults will lay their eggs in the lily ponds by the thousands and eat the fish in there as well, and they also eat my low-hanging garden plant vegetation. You need one of these guns! Centipede carcass was not recovered, so he probably took the shot like a champ and wiggled back home. Might need to up the salt blast using an airgun or custom salt cartridges for an actual pistol :)