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Thank you again Lenny ;)
Thank you Lenny
Thank you Lenny
Thank you Lenny!
i've looked around and it could be some araneus quadratus color morph, what do you guys think?
google-ing around lead me to the easteer lily cactus. let me know, what you think of it guys
Could it be a ladybird larvae?
the shape and and relative size of the blosson fits, but the colour is rather pink-ish than the described white
for the last ten years it only started to form a blossom but never finished. so yes, i am lucky.
In the wikipedia article it says "These species generally do not reaching more than 4 inches high..." but i have an offspring that is 8 to 10 inches. are there some species, that can in fact be bigger?
it's either arion vulgaris or arion rufus, depending on ths size. adults of arion vulgaris get up to 12 cm in length and arion rufus even 15 cm. concerning it is allmost black, it could be even arion ater, whose size would be between the above mentioned. the only thing i can say for sure, is, that it is a arion "something". and gross to touch.