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  1. Hisserdude

    0rangmang0

    Welcome to the forum! 😁
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    Hello everyone!

    Welcome to the forum! 😁
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    Monitoring Deep Substrate Temps with Wired Temperature Probe

    Really neat idea and methodology, thanks for sharing!
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    nocticola vagus and larger invertebrates

    I really hope these make it over here one day... I want winged Nocticola dang it! 😆
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    Parcoblatta perfered microclimate.

    In PA and MD I've found them in primarily hardwood and mixed forests.
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    Parcoblatta perfered microclimate.

    Here in ID, in scrubland lol.
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    Parcoblatta perfered microclimate.

    I've never heard of Parcoblatta being found in Utah, but it's possible (there weren't any sightings of Parcoblatta here in Idaho until I found a population of P.americana here). Under logs/debris on the ground and under leaf litter is where they tend to hide. They prefer moist/humid microclimates.
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