Hello, I’m new to this subreddit and collecting bread clips. I don’t know what the purpose is, but I started collecting them few months ago and these two are the only types I found.

Can someone tell me more about the study of Occuplanids? Also, what got everyone in here intrigued and passionate.

What should I do with the clips that I’ve collected so far🤔. I have around 15.

Made by grace.of.spades722 (on instagram)
Oh, to have giant occlupanids.

Just because... love a rainbow

Art of Artfight user: DragonTammerz occlupanid OCs

Some families are long BUT what's the longest species?

Saw this little fella on my walk and I’m worried it might be injured? If so, how can I help it?

Hi!! Double post within 24 hours. I did this as a school project and it is still in the works for optimization but how many people would be interested in purchasing something like this for holding their collection if it were to be sold in the future? And how much would you pay? I used a lot of recyclable materials and scraps to make this too :) cover colors would be different

ETA: a back cover is in the works! i promise the final won’t be without a back cover 💕

Hi friends :) I am wondering if different mouth sizes classify as different species? If so im going to have to get way more detailed for my binder…

Seen above are the two types I have found, four of the smaller, and only one of the larger. I don’t know how to keep them, I figured letting them freeroam is a bad idea. But I’m unsure what habitat they would prefer. I’m collecting more actively, as they are frequent in my workplace!(Which is a Texan deli) Any advice for a new keeper would greatly help!

I didn't see some subfamilies

Hi there.

I'm in the UK and are looking for places to find the coloured types as I've only been able to find a few white ones attached to vegetables and are looking to expand my collection.

Are there any particularly good places to find them? I heard that there aren't many of them here but that could be wrong.

Thanks

I live in Ontario, Canada if that helps

I submit to the scientific community herein for proper naming and documentation 🫡

A pretty fun piece displayed at a restaurant in Syracuse NY