Sep 12, 2024
Cubaris sp. "Rubber Ducky"
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Cubaris sp. "Rubber Ducky"
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my beeyootiful millipede, she is waving at you
Hey just letting you know that millipedes and isopods can cohabitate! They actually help each other cause the isopods will take care of millipede poop and the millipede digs tunnels that they can use if it gets too dry!
you heard it here first folks
Creobroter Gemmatus hatch!
Let’s talk bugs
Good:
- Moth (sounds like moss)
- Snails
- Nice Spiders
- Grasshoppers
Bad:
- C*ckroaches (Unchristian name)
- B*tterflies (Same reason)
- Mean Spiders
- Raccoons (too big to be a bug)
Ugly:
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i love you my dumbass noob son
noo your so sexy haha dont do a threat display
“How do you know your [insert any bug species that is known for hiding / burrowing / etc.] is even alive if you see it so rarely?”
Well step one, lean over their enclosure for a second and breathe. If you arent instantly gut punched by the most absolutely rancid, nostril-burning, gag-inducing smell there is?
Then your little dude is probably fine.