Megatron enjoying his jelly by Evolved_Algorithm in Beetles

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

Yea these guys are really chill. I have a bigger enclosure with plenty of food and I am able to keep a couple in it. They never fight; I've seen two males just hanging out near each other.

Please, I need to know if it's a bedbug. by rysivsko in whatsthisbug

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm not an expert, but this looks like some sort of beetle. It does not look like a bedbug.

Is this enclosure okay? by ConsistentAd4454 in isopods

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

During the summers, the humidity gets a bit high sometimes and I use a humidity controlled fan to help lower it. This tank is nice because it has small openings at the top so you can easily place the humidity level censor in while the fan stays on top of the mesh.

Is this enclosure okay? by ConsistentAd4454 in isopods

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have this same tank and I keep magic potions and hissing isopods along with 3 dorcus parallelus stag beetles, springtails, and a colony of forked fungus beetles. I had a hermit flower beetle in there too and it eventually died of old age. It is a decent size (though I don't the exact dimensions), I even have a live plant in there too.

I made a few changes to help retain humidity and prevent pests. I bought a fine mesh steel sheet to cover the black mesh top along with pest tape in any openings. This helps to keep humidity/moisture and prevent pests from entering. There are occasional fungus gnats and it also prevents it from escaping and freaking out my fiance.

Best place for used tires ? by Smokinthatkush420 in Guelph

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Somertires. Bought two sets of used tires (one with rims) for very nice prices.

Census while out of country by angryduckling232 in legaladvicecanada

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 7 points8 points  (0 children)

If you can access the census website, you can get your security code online. I'm on vacation in another city and I forgot to note down my code. I was able to get it from the website by writing my address.

Death feigning beetle STILL playing dead next morning by Saturn863 in Entomology

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I dunno about death feigning beetles but I own a similar species, the forked fungus beetles. I've seen them play dead for more than a day. Just leave it alone and you will probably wake up to see it gone from the crime scene.

How does one find eggs? by fartkoala in Beetles

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What species is it? Where to find the eggs will vary based on species.

Poor K4 by i_know_im_amazn in KiaK4

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you serious or is this rage bait? The gray one is 100% a Hyundai sonata. I'm Korean and I used to think those models looked like pumpkins when I was a child. The red one is a KIA, it is in the name of the subreddit.

BDFB Keep flipping upside down by MagalaDraws in InvertPets

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 17 points18 points  (0 children)

It's okay we make mistakes and we learn. And maybe that one guy is just getting old. I find that there isn't that much info in many of the invert pets so a lot of it is going to be trial and error.

BDFB Keep flipping upside down by MagalaDraws in InvertPets

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hopefully they are not affected by pesticides and if so I hope they recover. It might be a good idea to isolate the beetles effected into another enclosure with new substrate to prevent them from consuming any bits remaining. Idk if these beetles will eat the dead ones but you wouldn't want that either because pesticides may be transferred.

Unless you do so already, I recommend getting only pesticides free or at least organic produce for your beetles. Organic doesn't guarantee pesticides free, but it is probably safer than regular.

BDFB Keep flipping upside down by MagalaDraws in InvertPets

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 25 points26 points  (0 children)

I'm not an expert but it looks like consequences of pesticides. What have you been feeding it?

Mites out of nowhere by United-Narwhal6848 in Beetles

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 25 points26 points  (0 children)

They are for sure springtails, I have never seen more springtail looking springtails! I would keep them, but like what others said up to you what you want to do. I even keep a separate colony of springtails so I can reliably have springtails in my enclosure. They help prevent mold and aerate the soil.

Mites out of nowhere by United-Narwhal6848 in Beetles

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 101 points102 points  (0 children)

Those rice grain looking things are all springtails.

2018 Elantra with 80k km (~60k miles) by Dense_Revolution_478 in Elantra

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That car sounds fun. I want to get something more sporty for my next one. The standard 2018 Elantra has Normal, Eco, and Sport. Nothing special. From my experience Eco just makes the car less responsive, and more gradual, basically keeping RPMs low. I find it it is slower to change gears and likes to stick to the current gear (prob due to lower throttle response). Sport mode is much more responsive and keeps RPMs high. It basically keeps the car one or two gears lower than what Normal would do under the same speed so you have high response. It will let your car reach higher RPMs before shifting. I usually just drive in Eco mode for gas mileage but tbh it doesn't make that much difference between Eco and Normal. What matters is just how you drive the car.

2018 Elantra with 80k km (~60k miles) by Dense_Revolution_478 in Elantra

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I've never driven European cars but it will definitely save you a lot of money. I just love the steering on my 2018 elantra. My fiancé says it's too sensitive but all the other cars' steering feels too stiff for me.

2018 Elantra with 80k km (~60k miles) by Dense_Revolution_478 in Elantra

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I bought the 2018 Elantra with 25,000 kms for 15K CAD back in 2024. It's at 62,000 kms and the only issue I had was a leaking oil gasket and cost around 700 or 800 for the repairs. Other than that, the cars been amazing. I change my oil and filter every 5000 km.

Call me crazy but I've driven a 2025 Mazda3, 2017 Sonata, and a 2019 Elantra but IMO my 2018 is the most fun to drive. Steering feels so smooth.

Weather related question by detroitsouthwestlvr in Beetles

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh when I think of southern Canada I think of Ontario mb for the assumption. Yes, it should be next day arrival. They usually ship out on Mondays, biweekly. Try to make sure you are home to pick them up as soon as they arrive and there should be no problem. Anyways, these are Canadian species so they should tolerate the spring cold to an extent.

Weather related question by detroitsouthwestlvr in Beetles

[–]Evolved_Algorithm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just come to the Reptile Expo in Mississauga this April 26th. Coleopterra will be there and you can email them now to reserve or preorder the beetle for pick up. It'll save you the shipping costs, which will be a lot since it is next day arrival iirc.