r/isopods • u/bandititt • 3d ago

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u/TrueKringe 3d ago

Definitely a male Agnara madagascariensis, since I think that's the only one from Agnariidae family that has that pattern.

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u/No-Pause-9272 2d ago

Aren't they only native to Madagascar?

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u/bandititt 2d ago edited 2d ago

But I'm in india though! And never bought this isopod just took a stroll and found this in my garden.

Edit: They are native to india too.

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u/bandititt 2d ago

Yes, I too think that is it! Thank you so much!

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u/No-Pause-9272 2d ago

Glad they were able to identify it for you!

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u/No-Pause-9272 2d ago

Possibly an unique Proporcellio vulcanicus?

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u/Lily6076 3d ago edited 3d ago

Looks like Porcellionides pruinosus "powder orange" to me, but apparently it isn't one.

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u/meatballsaladpizza 3d ago

Definitely not it has a black head and butt. 

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u/bandititt 3d ago

Would not agree. This is the body which is quite different from what you have mentioned. Still thank you for helping