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Rambutanura springtails really like to hang out on live sphagnum moss. Are they eating it or just loving the moisture?

First time I’ve seen a Pinguicula with such a hard, woody stem. It almost looks like a little palm tree!

Just wanted to share the new ping bowl I set up for my sister last night! I added a small PVC pipe so she can water directly into the false bottom without disturbing the plants. She added her own decorations to hide the pipe, and I think it turned out pretty nice. Can’t wait for the moss to fill out the bowl.

I love it when they come out from the soil and moss to eat the slime mold.

Hey everyone! I’m offering isolated starter cultures of vibrant, rare springtail species for local pickup only.

Thai Red Spiky: Rambutanura sp. "Thai Red Spiky" - 10+ count $100 , 20+ count $150 - small live slime mold starter culture included. LIMITED STOCK
Orange Springtails: Yuukianura aphoruroides-
-50+ count $25
-High count 100+ available pm for price.
Yellow Springtails: Ceratophysella sp. "Albino"
-50+ count $15
-High count 100+ available pm for price.

Local pickup SoCal area. pm me for more info and to schedule pick up!

I saw a recent post asking how to do leaf pullings. I wanted to share my method for 90%+ success rate.
1st pic - 6/21
2nd pic- 7/12
3rd pic - 7/20

Paper towel with sphagnum moss in a closed container.

I’ve always wanted slime eaters in my collection, and about two months ago I was finally able to get 20 Rambutanura.
The hardest part has actually been figuring out how to keep the slime mold alive as a food source. One interesting thing I’ve noticed is that when they’re not feeding on slime, they seem to enjoy hanging out on fresh sphagnum moss.
I’m also expecting a new batch of babies soon as the latest eggs begin to hatch!

Wanted to share some new pitchers from my Hamata x veitchii (first + second picture) and my Robcantleyi x Hamata.

Hi I was gifted this ping with no ID. Is it still early to identify? Thanks in advance

Hi everyone,
I’m back with an update on my ping bowl, almost 1 year later. Loving the mix of live red and green sphagnum moss. It has grown quite a bit so I will need to give it some maintenance soon.

I just received these today from a local seller. They are so much cuter in person than in the pictures.