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I mean pine needles
Cariblatta lutea are common in pin leaves with white fungus also.
Caught four Chorisoneura about two weeks ago in pin needles with a lot of white fungus with Parcobatta. I am keeping the seven or so Parcoblatta to see what they become. From that area I caught mostly the maybe caudelli and a few P. virginica.
My Shelfordella lateralis outside in a tub went through freezing or close to freezing (32F) last night. They are fine.
That Phileurus might be a female actually....
Found a male of what looks like like Phileurus. His head was crushed. I guess he died last night.
My I. deropeltiformis died! I only found two living out of the many I had from that one female. Also in the same container there were two Parcoblatta, one Pycnoscelus femapterus and nigra. They all died except the femapterus which was weak. I added three pieces of rotting red oak logs and they have grown green mold. I think the roaches might have eaten it... The isopods have been dead the longest (they smell bad and are rotting). The sprintails that were in there seem fine. The two...
Chorisoneura hatched this morning. Not very many.
I saw P. bolliana hatch at about 4:00 this afternoon. I think the ootheca they were bunched around was the ootheca they came from. The ootheca looks like the P. virginica oothecae....
Last night I checked and the male Dorcus brevis is dead. Got pictures of mating with female. Female laid eggs before I saw them mate. Possible mated multiple times.
Saw one of the male maybe P. caudelli last night around our back porch light at 9:15.
P. uhleriana hatched. Could have hatched yesterday because I did not check. Dark brown color.
The I. deropeltiformis female died today. Maybe fungus or old age. There was mold on the bread I fed her but it did not seem to hurt her. The Chorisoneura laid an ootheca yesterday and one today. Both glued to the side of the container.
Just caught a what I think is P. caudelli, the maybe caudelli not something diferent. I found him around our back porch light.
Today at 3:40 (computer time 2:37) I. deropeltiformis laying ootheca.
I let go the female rhino beetle at about 9:00 this evening. I got a video and pictures of her.
I hope the adult female rhino beetle I found is mated.
Saw I. deropeltiformis female laying ootheca at 10:45 yesterday morning and today at 11:45 I saw no ootheca so she dropped it.
Just saw Cariblatta hatchlings. under 2mm long
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