@onenicebugperday found some banana slug eggs!
I've never found eggs before, so this was an exciting discovery!
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@onenicebugperday found some banana slug eggs!
I've never found eggs before, so this was an exciting discovery!
I have never been more god damn stressed than when i was desperately searching my bed, shirt, blanket, and floor for a baby slug that had just hatched today.
Cause i had dropped them when trying to take a picture of them, by holding them on the tip of a toothpick.
Only to find them back in their nursery jar, having dropped into there since i was holding them over it at the time of loosing them.
Pictures of said child.
I specifically requested the opposite of this.
My favorite past time is watching the slug fetuses roll around in their eggs in my lil jar.
The thing that is on top of them is a bottle cap, to keep em covered and safe in their little jar.
I love them so much.
Here’s Meadow Fresh dishing out exactly what we don’t need nor want: more unfertilized slug eggs.
Thanks, Meadow Fresh.
Are all of them slugs? Some look okay.
Frustratingly, the ones that looked on the surface to be perfectly good eggs candled solid yellow. No veins, no germination spots whatsoever. At least they made a nice snack for a hungry hungry hognose.
Of Slugs and Suds
Of Slugs and Suds
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