Jul 20
Found a bunch of dead cicadas today. This one had a cool wing pose. I wanted to keep it but it was being eaten by ants.
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Found a bunch of dead cicadas today. This one had a cool wing pose. I wanted to keep it but it was being eaten by ants.
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this probably isn't within your area of expertise but can you do an autopsy on my laevis :((((((( everything seemed okay i don't know what happened. if this violates some rule of yours that i glanced over then i'm deeply deeply sorry. this just really fucked me over and i need to know if i caused this if you're able to figure that out somehow. i don't know
I can't determine exact cause of death, it doesn't look like a bad molt/stuck shed or anything. There are a lot of things that could possibly be wrong, but I wouldn't worry unless you are seeing multiple isopods dying in a short period of time. A couple things to watch out for could be ventilation (proper airflow), moisture (not too dry/wet), possible toxins (pesticides on food/leaf litter, mold, or chlorine in water), and temperature (has the room they are in gotten really hot or really cold lately?).
If everything seems alright with the tank, and no other isopods are dying, its possible this individual was just old, and at the natural end of its life.
T.w dead bugs
Could be seen as inhuman by some
This cicada molted, climbed up one of our cages, and then died standing up. Guess something went wrong with the molt, but I mean she’s in great condition. So now she’s mine, I guess.
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I'm not an expert but i think there's parasitic fungus growing out of this bug? I found it on my window, very bizarre.
Photos I got today.
We caught some fireflies and while releasing the 50+ fireflies we had a few casualties… sooooo we have these pictures now.
