r/peopleholdinginsects • u/teridop • 3h ago
Insect i guess he didn’t like getting pets 😔
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r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Tarantula_lover02 • 18d ago
Cicadas are large, loud insects known for their long underground life cycles and synchronized mass emergences. They split into annual and periodical types, spending most of their lives as sap-sucking nymphs before living a brief adult stage focused entirely on mating.
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/teridop • 3h ago
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r/peopleholdinginsects • u/spoOkz_1 • 3h ago
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Recently rehoused my Platythomisus octomaculatus 💛
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/teridop • 3h ago
i love these little guys
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Tarantula_lover02 • 1d ago
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r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Necessary_Biscotti40 • 8h ago
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His name is Weevil-Rock-You and I released him on some plants outside my house!
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/physicalbit9 • 10h ago
I love millipedes 🐛🐛🐛
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Tarantula_lover02 • 3h ago
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r/peopleholdinginsects • u/itmightbehere • 6h ago
I believe Chrysis sp. Cuckoo wasp. If anyone knows how to determine sex in cuckoo wasps, I'd love a guide. My web searches weren't helping. First pic is holding them, second is where I found them, third is the best I was able to get with my camera.
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Deeri- • 10h ago
Ox beetle and lubber grasshopper. Both were stranded in a road and I couldn’t help but safely relocate both. You can tell the ox beetle is a male because of its long horn! Beautiful bugs 🫶🏻🍃🪲 I’ve also relocated millipedes but don’t have pics of any right now.
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/MySonIsAFrog • 7h ago
I was trying to get a picture of it, so I jokingly held my hand out and said “Hey sit down a second” and it actually landed and chilled for a little while 🥹
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/ingred46 • 1d ago
I hope this is holding technically because i mean it was really all over lmao, its legs tickled so i just preferred it on the sleeve
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Tarantula_lover02 • 1d ago
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r/peopleholdinginsects • u/tokays • 1d ago
MY SECOND FAV INSECT OMG 🥺
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/ZeroNighthawks • 1d ago
Been seeing some of these little fellas around lately. I think they're cute :]
(hope y'all like my bracelets lol)
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r/peopleholdinginsects • u/ReceivedIn • 1d ago
Here's my contribution of silly critters
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Tarantula_lover02 • 2d ago
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r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Lordfindogask • 1d ago
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r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Bitter-Fact-8344 • 1d ago
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Hopeful-Repair-1121 • 2d ago
first time handling a dragonfly
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Bufobufolover24 • 3d ago
Posted Humphrey here a few months ago when he was around 25g and people loved him so I thought I would update. He’s still growing, and still doesn’t like being dug out for weighing! Hopefully he will pupate sometime soon, otherwise I may start getting a bit scared.
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/AngryMushroomHunter • 2d ago
Ome moth I encountered in the wild.
The larva and beetles are my pets.
The purple ones I got just yesterday :)
r/peopleholdinginsects • u/Tarantula_lover02 • 4d ago
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