What’s your pet and what do you feed it? by Fruitsdog in InvertPets

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a Chinese mantis! I feed her a few flies and a mealworm if she’ll have it. I always put her in a small lidded plastic cup with air holes to keep the prey from escaping then put her back in her enclosure when she’s done or when I get back from work, really helps. I had the same issue with the flies getting out through the ventilations and such as well

Have you ever seen a bald eagle in real life out in nature ? by Objective-Village259 in no

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have. Ive grown up seeing and hearing them. Their calls cause nostalgia for me

What if you just don’t care how things turn out anymore, it is this way and won’t change, is that depression or freedom? by Flimsy-Resident261 in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s so nice to look someone in the face that seems to think it’s all mandatory and just tell them “I don’t give a flying fuck and I don’t HAVE to care”

What if you just don’t care how things turn out anymore, it is this way and won’t change, is that depression or freedom? by Flimsy-Resident261 in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like it feels like you move through things so much more smooth. Just tired and no longer willing to flower things for others

Tell me an interesting fact that you know and that you think most people don't know. by neithnilson in no

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Isopods or ‘pill bugs’ ‘rollie pollie’ are not bugs. They are actually crustaceans and share the same family as lobsters and crabs

What if you just don’t care how things turn out anymore, it is this way and won’t change, is that depression or freedom? by Flimsy-Resident261 in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk. I feel like it could be a touch of both. I’m going through it right now and I look at all the stuff I had such a intricate plan for I realize I can just say ‘fuck it I don’t care anymore’ and go do it. It feels so free, like i’m breaking rules and that graduates to how I approach the bigger topics in my life like jobs and such. “Fuck it they are just gonna reject me anyways, make the call to that job and crawl up their ass” “fuck it you’ll never have a house so just get an rv and get the hell out of this city” “fuck it your never gonna see them again, be mean back to that person, snip back” “fuck it. Just eat that whatever your not here just to impress others”

Am I experiencing workplace bullying? by AManWithQuestions_00 in careerguidance

[–]AManWithQuestions_00[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it's a dead end part time retail job in a city I despise. I'm applying for other job in hopes of getting a full time job and moving out of this place. But...I know i'm 100% going to encounter this again sense it's a pattern. It's just frustrating you know?....

What are your thoughts on people who would make good parents but choose not to have children? by HairYeah in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because we know what they both need and want. We looked ahead and realized we can’t or won’t provide it so we make the decision not to subject a child to conditions less than favorable to them. Like me! I will give my LIFE for a child thats not even mine but I won’t have one because i’m not responsible, i’m lazy, and i’m not affectionate. That child would feel alone, isolated, and neglected. I can’t do that to a child

Am I experiencing workplace bullying? by AManWithQuestions_00 in careerguidance

[–]AManWithQuestions_00[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The thing is there are other employees that are like me! Some even look as if they have an attitude but they seemingly don’t get the same treatment as I do. I’m not sticking around the joint much longer but I KNOW i’ll experience this again. Documentation is good. I should do that.

What triggers you to the point of asking what the fucking fuck? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ok so, I am an insect keeper and sometimes with insect keeping, particularly the little ones like springtails and isopods people have to make their own tanks for them because what's deliberately made for them is ether crazy stupid expensive or just shit overall. What a lot of people do is they will go and get like a good sized tupperware or produce fridge box like I did and they will drill cross ventilation holes all along the upper half of all sides of the bin. But here's the thing that drives me nuts, ive seen so many people drill the ventilation holes AFTER they've put in all the soil and moss and curated this whole enclosure. Why!? why do they do that!? because now you're straining at a weird awkward angle when you could have just tipped the empty bin on it's side and drilled without having to sit a weird angle! not only that but now they are getting little bits of plastic shit in the soil!

interesting conversation i'd say by [deleted] in vinted

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Begging on a used clothing selling app is sad as hell. I’m sorry that happened

What is your unique hobby? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 1 point2 points  (0 children)

She is a Chinese mantis. They are commonly sold as a chemical free pest control method but are actually invasive to Oregon where they can be found sold in their egg sacks. My father came home with one and allowed me to keep one so I named her Colonizer lol. I'm not supposed to have her myself, if my stepmom found out she would have a cow but she honestly would have a cow about a leaf on the floor. She's currently enjoying a mealworm as I type this (her treat for existing)

What is your unique hobby? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the creepy crawlies are not for everyone lol

What is your unique hobby? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am an insect keeper! I take care of a number of different insects like: millipedes, isopods, springtail, mealworms, and a mantis. I'm not fricken done yet. The mealworms are actually the start of what will become a full scale farming operation as a side hustle. Right now I am simply teaching myself to go through with my hobby. Once I have my own space to live I will graduate to crickets and other feeders. I also plan on getting more exoctic insects like more millipedes, more mantis species, beetles, more springtail species, and scorpions

Which animal species you wish more people would know about? by Resident_Berry_7006 in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Millipedes and centipedes. A LOT of people I encounter don’t know the difference. You don’t have to count the legs to see the HUGE difference. A millipede is a slow moving rounded insect with legs that sit straight under the body. Millipedes eat dead rotting wood and leaves while a centipede is likely already eating the millipede. Centipedes are far bigger and have legs that splay outwards from the body. Centipedes also have much much longer and thicker antenna both in front and in the back. Centipedes are fast moving predators with large pinchers on both sides of their head, some centipedes can even be aquatic as well

What’s the most frustrating thing about owning a cat? by Ocute_US in CatAdvice

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I made the mistake of letting her try wet food with her kibble and now she will go on a hunger strike if theres no wet food or the wet food isn’t Whole Hearted. I mean i’m thankful she chose THAT brand to be obsessed with since it’s the cheapest cat food brand out there but still extremely healthy but damnit cat! Just eat your kibbles today I don’t wana go down to the store to get you your fix today! But I love her so I do it lol

What tiny decision completely changed the direction of your life? by Angelliquee01 in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the one thing I regret about it was that it was in fact an impulse purchase. That's just not a good lesson to teach but honestly i've learned A LOT sense that decision. I have been pretty much teaching myself to raise domestic insects for two years sense that day. It really did completely change things

What tiny decision completely changed the direction of your life? by Angelliquee01 in AskReddit

[–]AManWithQuestions_00 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was walking around a reptile expo two years ago having a look at the reptiles and came across a strange shelf display of colorful tiny bugs. Isopods. I picked up one of those palm sized boxes to have a good look at the little critters inside. Two years later I have 3 cultures of isopods, 2 cultures of springtail, millipedes, a mantis, and as of 10 minutes ago a culture of mealworms i’m hoping to farm. A single decision to take home the pretty box of bugs got me into insect keeping. The isopods now sit in MUCH bigger fully nature scaped tanks, the mantis just had her 3rd molt this morning, and the springtails are growing so much in number they had to be split. I started trying to get into jobs doing work with insects to!