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The official second members of the scorp gang. 🦂 NEW BLOG POST
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I'm a complete newb, but I'm excited to learn!
All About Arthropods replied to Smoclers's topic in Introduce Yourself
Welcome to the boards! Always great to have some more beetlers around. 🙂 -
Warmest of Christmas eve greetings from good 'ol Santa Chrysina! Be sure to leave some Juniper out for him tonight. 😛 Photo art courtesy of my little brother. lol
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Strictly talking about vertebrates, there's so many options to choose from, but I'd go with the Giant Armadillo (Priodontes maximus) because Armadillos are basically the back-boned version of isopods and this particular one is massive among others. Ravens probably come in at a close second due to their large size, overall spooky vibe, and awesome speaking ability. I adore lots of other odd things as well like species from the orders Accipitriformes, Cingulata, Pilosa, Pholidota, Chiroptera, and Rodentia, along with the genus, Lepus, and just fish in general.
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Mine is @allaboutarthropods. Posting things from beetles to roaches to isopods almost daily!
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Porcellio scaber "White Out" Large individuals Medium-sized individuals Small individual Mixed-size individuals
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Porcellio sp. "Spiky - Canary"
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Armadillidium peraccae Large individuals Smaller individuals Mixed-size individuals
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Armadillo officinalis Large individuals Mixed-size individuals
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AAA's Coleoptera Corner
All About Arthropods replied to All About Arthropods's topic in Beetle Photos
Gymnetis thula Adult Pupal chamber Adult and pupal chamber 3rd instar larva Suspected 1st instar larva Suspected 1st instar larva and 3rd instar larva -
Cylisticus convexus Large individuals Smaller individuals Mixed-size individuals
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Armadillidium granulatum Larger individuals Smaller individuals Mixed-size individuals
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Porcellio hoffmannseggi Large individuals Small individuals Mixed-size individuals
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Porcellio sp. "Morocco" Large female Large male(s) Smaller individual(s) Mixed-size individuals
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The egg crate in the Armadillidium vulgare "Orange Vigor" enclosure was actually used in their previous enclosure for months where things were more ventilated and the substrate got a tad drier. When I moved it to the new enclosure, It seems like it somehow microbialy was already used to the conditions in isopod enclosures and somehow resists it now? The other egg crates I have in enclosures which are basically identical or even drier than the aforementioned enclosure are somehow molding, so this supports my theory a bit.
