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planted milkweed this year to increase the butterfly population here and got quite a show from the lady beetles.. enjoy pupating out some cool pics of them eating on aphids "about the extent of macro my crappy little camera can take

like a boss freshly enclosed c/p beyri

LOL anyone else have a symbiotic relationship with armadillos? I have a pair of wild armadillos "aka texas speed bumps" that live in the wood pile in my yard. When i go out to the field with my bug light will tail along looking for the same bugs I am trying to catch... If they start digging...

anyone know what this guy is they are all over my house... they range from 1/2 to 1 inch long the do a very interesting behavior where they way there 2nd set of legs at you if they are angered. gotta love bug season

So I think 1st enstar pugs cannot be house communally because they might cannibalize each other LOL hoping for a major

Super neat I have been working with these for a little while such and awesome animal

One of the Texas natives i keep these are lovely beetles but have quite a nasty bite so i recommend to wear gloves they have a very determined attitude and a very intelligent look about them.

I have been keeping sirens for a number of years.. They are about the neatest things.. fun to watch they are very active and eat just about anything and noisy. However they have an amazing ability to bust tanks enjoy

Some of my Opae Ula Hawaiian volcano shrimp i recommend this species to anyone they are amazing! they are tiny 1/4 to 1/2 inches long each.

a cute little big bug Chalcosoma Atlas minor male Hope you have all had a good winter spring is finally here!

Ok i don't know if this is the right place to put this on the forum lol, but here we go I make embroidered patches "of nearly everything under sun" but i am taking some time off to finish some up some designs that are geared toward us bug people lol I am wanting to make a matching beetle set...

something you dont see every day .. leaf cutting ants .. the young queen is the huge fuzzy creature .. something kinda neat.. enjoy

Truely and exciteing beetle DONT let them get on your hand YOU will never get them off LOL they have a death grip like non other!

Dear wounderful people of the beetle forum, C woodi that need to pupate.... I have been keeping C Woodi for a number of years and there life cycle seems to play out within a year. I have had some take as long as 2 years to pupate.. at a constant temp of 78-80 degrees. I started with one pair...