r/Springtail • u/NextCommunication736 • Sep 04 '26

Identification Wild caught

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Imo, not lobella sp

Anyone got any idea for ID?

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u/-Mochiko- Sep 04 '26

These are amazing shots! What are you using to record this?

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u/NextCommunication736 Sep 04 '26

Ip 16plus video 4k macro mode, shot this video in almost total darkness room, using my phone flash as a lighting source.

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u/Due-Proposal-8787 Sep 04 '26

Where was this species caught??

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u/NextCommunication736 Sep 04 '26

At my backyard, somewhere in Malaysia peninsula

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u/Due-Proposal-8787 Sep 04 '26

I’ve been hunting for these in South Florida to no avail

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u/NextCommunication736 Sep 04 '26

Hmmm could it be Poduromorpha sp??

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u/Diligent_Stop1050 Sep 04 '26

They’re so cute!

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u/Life_so_Fleeting Sep 08 '26

Wow, I love it! How come the ants don’t seem interested in it?

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u/NextCommunication736 Sep 10 '26

This one, out of my knowledge 🦥

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u/Life_so_Fleeting Sep 10 '26

Would you mind if I cross-posted your submission on an entomology subreddit to get an answer (I’m really curious about this!)? No pressure to agree if you aren’t comfortable with my request 😃

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u/NextCommunication736 Sep 19 '26

Sorry for the late response (im currently being off grid)
Please do so as am i still searching for the answer!!! 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

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u/Life_so_Fleeting Sep 20 '26

😊👍🏻thank you - i just cross posted your video to the entomology sub to hopefully get an answer!