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I think serious enthusiasts and breeders still can really profit from literature. "Milliped Zoology directs both enthusiastic amateur... -
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Orin replied to the thread Ghost Communal.Congrats on success so far. They do eat each other but are certainly communalish.
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Orin replied to the thread Hi from Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦.Welcome!
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Orin replied to the thread Hi from Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦.
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Orin replied to the thread Doodles/Sketches/Art Thread.forums aren't chat rooms, even in the heyday they weren't an instant gratification medium.
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Orin replied to the thread Hello from Pennsylvania.I was looking into some tourist trap in Lancaster but have never been there. It was the cartoon network hotel but it looked very small...
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Orin replied to the thread Haven't been visit the mantis forum since covid, but it seems I'm not the only one..All the various free formats have killed the old forums, not just this one. It used to happen from time to time but then the free...
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Orin replied to the thread Successful reproduction Orthomorpha subkarschi (traded as yellow dragon milliped).
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Orin replied to the thread European Spiny Pillbug.Didn't put them in.
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Orin replied to the thread European Spiny Pillbug.Pineapple is a new name for them but it may stick.
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Orin posted the thread Successful reproduction Orthomorpha subkarschi (traded as yellow dragon milliped) in Centipedes and Millipedes.Immatures are currently 1/2" and white, one of the adults pictured is about 2", probably the biggest of the paradoxosomatids.
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Orin replied to the thread Beetle suggestion.Mezium americanum (American spider beetle), PM me if you can't find them but I know there's a 35-year-old stock of Mezium in circulation.
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Orin replied to the thread Beetle suggestion.I'm going to change my vote to spider beetles- most foolproof insect ever, super neat looking but small
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