Mecynorrhina - Substrate and larvae check
Only check larvae on a planned schedule when THEY need it, not when you need it. Because every time we touch them and dig them out of the substrate, we stress them and this treatment can harm them, when made too often.
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【アナバチ驚異の生存戦略】生きたまま昆虫を竹筒にすし詰め〜卵を産み付け幼虫たちに食べさせる【どうぶつ奇想天外／WAKUWAKU】
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