François.
Edited by Sockhom, 13 August 2010 - 18:36 PM.
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Pameridea roridulae playing on Roridula gorgonias
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Posted 13 August 2010 - 18:30 PM
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Danny, I'm gonna be a grandfather soon!! ;-))
François.
François.
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Posted 13 August 2010 - 18:43 PM
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tut tut... explicit pictures! 
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Posted 13 August 2010 - 22:50 PM
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My thoughts exactly.
Congratulation Francois.
Congratulation Francois.
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Posted 13 August 2010 - 22:54 PM
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When you're an entomologist, you have to take pics like that all the time. You don't want to hear what my friends call me 
That's pretty good to have those breeding as well.
That's pretty good to have those breeding as well.
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Posted 13 August 2010 - 23:52 PM
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Congrats Françios!
You are in luck my friend!, all my bugs seem to dissapear for some reason...
I suspect they got snagged by birds over here..lot's of smaller birds come to search for insect's on the porch real early in the morning
The leafs got messed up as well..all sticking to one and other in a clearly unnatural way..so my best guess is birds..no feathers got left behind tough..
I spotted just one really tiny one in the leaf axils..i hope it will last!
I'm not allowed to keep the plant indoors..so it's probably going to be relocated soon..to keep it alive someway..
I'm really glad to see it's going better at your place(tu), who know's in the near future we'll pop over there, and i'll take it along to "borrow" some of yours
Danny...
p.s. Does your son feel better now?..i hope so!
You are in luck my friend!, all my bugs seem to dissapear for some reason...
I suspect they got snagged by birds over here..lot's of smaller birds come to search for insect's on the porch real early in the morning
The leafs got messed up as well..all sticking to one and other in a clearly unnatural way..so my best guess is birds..no feathers got left behind tough..
I spotted just one really tiny one in the leaf axils..i hope it will last!
I'm not allowed to keep the plant indoors..so it's probably going to be relocated soon..to keep it alive someway..
I'm really glad to see it's going better at your place(tu), who know's in the near future we'll pop over there, and i'll take it along to "borrow" some of yours
Danny...
p.s. Does your son feel better now?..i hope so!
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Posted 14 August 2010 - 11:37 AM
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James O'Neill, on 13th August 2010 - 23:54 PM, said:
When you're an entomologist,
People into Birds are Bird ers
People into Moths are Moth ers
Yet for some reason
People into Bugs prefer entomologists
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Posted 14 August 2010 - 12:23 PM
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Vic2 said that 
I think he had one too many.
I am a moth er mostly (properly Lepidopterist), but in this case, it would be Hemipterist, as these P. roridulae are in the family Hemiptera.
I think he had one too many.I am a moth er mostly (properly Lepidopterist), but in this case, it would be Hemipterist, as these P. roridulae are in the family Hemiptera.
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Posted 14 August 2010 - 13:21 PM
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Great work capturing that!
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Posted 27 April 2011 - 19:30 PM
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Did you breed your Pameridae direct in your Roridula, François ? They don't may go away from them ? I'm interested in the breeding of insects, and naturally by this bug with the culture of Roridula, but I mean they have to be keeping in a terrarium.
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Posted 28 April 2011 - 08:15 AM
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Getting a better Sarracenia collection.
Oooooh, ok..... hmmmmm... yeah, nice
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Posted 28 April 2011 - 08:49 AM
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Sex in the cemetery...hmmm...kinky....
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