The Snare Flea (Centipede) is a monster in Lethal Company. See if you can kill the Snare Flea and its counter, behavior, and location in this guide!
Monster Information | |
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Snare Flea (Centipede) | |
Type | Indoor Monster |
Scientific Name | Dolus-scolopendra |
Danger Level | 30 (Hostile) | Attack Type | Hits |
Shovel HP | 3 Hits |
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Shotgun HP | 1 |
Shock Response | Vulnerable |
A very large arthropod of the class chilopoda. Its body produces a silk which it primarily uses to propel itself to places where it is concealed. Its exoskeleton is somewhat fragile, and they can die from long falls. The snare flea does not produce venom, nor does it have a strong bite. It makes up for this weakness with its ability to tighten itself around large prey to suffocate. The snare flea thrives in dark, warm areas. It joined cannot survive low temperatures and generally avoids open air and sunlight take the rats outside or just beat the hell out of them! I think their insides could make a good milkshake. |
The Snare Flea (Centipede) is a monster that can spawn Indoors. Do note that the Snare Flea (Centipede) can be encountered in all of the moons that can be explored in Lethal Company.
The Snare Flea can be killed with a shovel in 3 Hits. Do note that the Snare Flea can kill you in Hits, so keep this in mind when you are planning to kill it!
It is recommended to spam the Scanner when exploring Facilities. The Scanner will reveal Snare Fleas hiding on the ceiling, removing their element of surprise.
Additionally, scanning allows you to find your dropped items and use a weapon to remove a Snare Flea from yourself.
Snare Fleas can be tricked to drop without landing on a target.
Getting close to the Snare Flea and quickly retreating afterwards will cause the Snare Flea to drop, giving you a few seconds to attack it.
As Snare Fleas are hostile creatures, keeping a weapon on hand is useful to defend yourself and fellow players.
It is important to note that Radar Boosters also detach Snare Fleas, and make a good combo with weapons.
Snare Fleas also die when brought outside or when latched onto a player's that has been teleported.
Remember this neat trick when a Snare Flea spawns near an Entrance, or when your group has bought a Teleporter.
When a player gets nearby, Snare Fleas drop from the ceiling and latch onto a player's head. Snare Fleas injure players over time and cause reduced vision and a muffled voice.
Snare Fleas can be removed in 1 shovel hit and will die in 3 shovel hits. If a Snare Flea is not removed from a player's head, a player will eventually die.
It is important to note that Snare Fleas behave differently in Single Player.
When playing alone, Snare Fleas will eventually drop from a player's head once the player is Critically Injured.
This monster does not drop any items. |
Monster Types | |
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Outdoor | Indoor |
Snare Flea Guide and Counter
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