No problem! Still a very cool critter!!Shoot, you are right. Idk why I suddenly forgot the 7 pairs of legs thing?? That's one of the coolest parts about isopods. Thanks!
No way it’s a scale bug , those aren’t that big . I looked them up never heard of them haha .. could-be a type of beetle who knows ?Not sure what critter that is, but I don't think it's an isopod because of the number of legs and the segments on the body. Isopods are crustaceans, and they usually have several pairs of legs that fall close behind one another. Your critter looks like it may be a type of roach, beetle, or maybe a scale bug? I've never seen anything quite like him, but a very cool find!!
Scale insects are a pretty diverse group and include some surprisingly large species, like those in the family Margarodidae.No way it’s a scale bug , those aren’t that big . I looked them up never heard of them haha .. could-be a type of beetle who knows ?
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Yeah I think you’re right that looks just like what the op saw .Scale insects are a pretty diverse group and include some surprisingly large species, like those in the family Margarodidae.
This is probably a member of the genus Drosicha, like this:
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Genus Drosicha
Drosicha from 中国北京市海淀区 on April 24, 2023 at 04:47 PM by Yushi Wangwww.inaturalist.org