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All things Isopod.@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

Oniscus asellus

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Oniscus asellus

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All things Isopod.@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

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Just a few of my Oniscus asellus which I collected from a nearby park. I believe they were chomping on an cucumber piece. Sorry for mediocre phone camera. 😬

I also have some Orange Koi, but they’re not established/flourishing yet.

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These are Oniscus asellus absolutely, but your first picture definitely appears to be scaber - you can see their granulation, which Oniscus doesn’t have.

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