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Thank you!

Thank you!

Found in bedroom, no further info.

Trying to ID for someone from one of my forums, I have no other info other than location is rural Virgina . Found in bedroom in morning.

Very cool. I just got some ornate harvestmen from another user on here, and they are cool! I give them fish flakes and dead crickets for now.

I don't like killing anything, but I dislike mosquitoes and I really don't like Argentine ants. They get into my bug room and try to invade my tanks, and are a huge pain to get rid of. They will also overpower insects larger than themselves and kill them! So although I respect their...

Thanks! First time I've seen one of these!

No one knows?

Cute! .

Thanks! That makes sense. I wonder if they eat them because they seem to mysteriously vanish after a while.

Feed it pinhead crickets and flightless fruit flies. Mist a corner of whatever enclosure you put it in daily. Provide hiding places- bark, leaf litter, some branches to climb on, etc.

Found about 8pm on a very large web that stretched about 3 feet across.

I've seen that before. Could it be some sort of frass?

I was there. They gave him a warning (the museum ). Wasn't he in the back, selling them in a large mesh enclosure for like $10 each?

I don't know what species he is other than he is a tiny, metallic bronze found around Southern CA. He's been up in his little web hideaway for over a week now, maybe two. I don't see him coming out anymore to eat, drink water, or anything. Also, even though the webbing is kind of thick, it does...

The only red mites I know of are clover and spider mites, and I don't know if they use insects as hosts or not. The larvae won't climb as long as the sides are smooth.

Give them apples, cucumber, and carrots also.

I'm going!

Looks to be some sort of darkling beetle.

Good luck! I found more, so now I have seen a total of five. The corner they stay in is half moist/half dry, but it looks like the more active ones travel back and forth through the dry sand, back to the coir. I buried a small carrot near them, but can't tell if they are eating it. I don't know...