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#1 Offline MyrmecologyMaven - Posted Yesterday, 11:32 AM

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I got this springtail species identified by Frans Janssens mid 2024. I mentioned in my ultimate springtail guide that I was attempting a culture of this species. I am now happy to report I had success and now have a contain filled with adults and babies. It is very hard to photograph small globular springtails but I tried my best using a post-it note and a clip on macro lens on my phone.

 

https://youtu.be/Prw...0Cy4P3vAXQR5Z1g


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