May 29
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My criminals!! My evil little guys i keep in a 10 gallon glass box!!
I got new beetles! Everyone meet my 3 new Arabian Darkling Beetles (Pimelia Arabica)!
They are so much bigger and chunkier than I expected! Size comparison with my Blue Death Feigning Beetles
I would like to thank their honorary uncle @rebel-by-default for giving them their names; Arthur, Merlin and Gwaine
Peek-a-boo 🌿
I redrew this little doodle originally by @thiingamajiig, I love isopods very much 🥺 I put the big isopod drawing on my redbubble cus I thought it would look nice as a sticker too
Update on my mixed porcellio scaber. Everyone's doing pretty well! Since I got them they've produced a lot of tiny babies, and those tiny babies have grown into Slightly Larger babies. I've seen many solid orange babies, a few whites, and most notably a couple orange isopods with WHITE SPOTS! They were big enough that I could clearly see several unique white spots/patches compared to the solid orange babies, and I'm very excited to see what they'll grow into. I didn't get a picture of them here, but I swear they're in there somewhere. My pictures aren't the best, but the top two are a pair of dalmations--two of my originals, an orange and a brown (yes! brown! i recognize it at a glance, it is very distinct from my other dalmations) that have started to grow into big handsome lads. The bottom picture is one of my favorites. The isopods are often scattered throughout the enclosure, but they especially love to congregate under and in their cork bark and around their chunk of cuttlebone. Today I saw all of these lovelies under there, along with another normal, dalmation, and someone I couldn't quite make out hiding in one of the cork holes. These isopods are a joy to have and I am really glad I went with Alan's "lottery ticket" p. scaber as my first. Such a cool idea and I really love them to bits. c:
WHO GOES THERE?!?!
My pet ball of needles enjoying some peach
Feeding day at the circus 🤡
Sp. Armadillidium Klugii (e.g. Clown isopods)