Rubilumina Leviathan

Show me the bread clips

[bugology]

Oughhh Chert </3

[keltii-tea]

Maybe drawing them one more time will free me

[geomimetry]

missed my blorbos so i drew them <3

(sketch and timelapse under the cut)

[keltii-tea]

there is nothing more i can say!

[sasa-fistulosum]

KAIJU

[mmelody87]

woahg is this the first sketch i've shared here anyways i had a dream with feldspar and slate the other day and it inspired me to sketch this

[redluminous]

Date Everything (2025) is now the fourth video game I know of to feature an occlupanid.

[redluminous]

PEAK, huh?

[ratbreadd]

sharing this before i pass out and forget but !!! my piece from the block party :)) thanks a whole bunch to those who came and watched me finish this❤️

[craneberri]

🐟🐟🐟

[occlupanology]

This guy isn’t listed on the Corrugatidae page as far as I know, so what do? I only have one of the little guys

[redluminous]

Pretty sure that's Rugoris imparidecussatus, it's just not red like HORG's specimen.

[occlupanology]

The way that I identify species is actually by comparing them to a blown-up version on my phone if I don’t already have them in my collection rather than by color alone, since so many of them come in sucj a wide array of colors, but I am defs going to check again. I am so much happier when my little guys already have names…

[redluminous]

Update: It's definitely imparidecussatus

[occlupanology]

This guy isn’t listed on the Corrugatidae page as far as I know, so what do? I only have one of the little guys

[redluminous]

Pretty sure that's Rugoris imparidecussatus, it's just not red like HORG's specimen.

[whoareyoueventhough]

help me identify this occlupanid please!!

I do believe it's part of the tridentidae family, but it has no external groves, as well as a curved end. The bottom two inner groves are more squarish than the other members of the tridentidae family in my collection as well. Found in Canada!

Help appreciated!!

[redluminous]

HORG does not have a specimen of this kind. Do you remember what you found it on (ie, bag of Brand™ bread, the ground, etc)?

Edit: upon further inspection, this thing appears to be made of cardboard, which means it's not an occlupanid at all, but an occlupanopsid! Those are not my area of expertise, but I can tell you this one is Artophantasma threnetor

http://www.horg.com/horg/?page_id=3165

[idonotrecommendthis]

Cutting radishes with a bread knife. I do not recommend this.

[identifying-occlupanids-in-posts]

Alisarcina thinicola

[occlupanology]

It could be Alisacina brysi

I don’t think I have Alisarcina thinicola in that color in my collection but I have a lot of sorting to do. Here are my sorted thinicolas:

Of course there’s always a chance that I didn’t sort them right. There so many species of toxodentidae that are very similar and I often get confused

[redluminous]

Based on some comparisons in photoshop, I do believe that is in fact A. brysi

[vermithr4x-pejor4tive-deactivat]

occlupanids!

EVERYBODY SHUT UP LOOK AT MY CHILDREN.

I plan on collecting bread clips to make more of these guys.

[bethdehart]

My Occlupanid Tank

I had a dream the other night that I set up a little terrarium tank for a bunch of occlupanids (bread tags). The concept was so charming I had to draw it...

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[malk-with-tea]

wind-down sketch of the little fella :)