@occlupanid.bsky.social Found this specimen of Porrectofrontus occlusolanum on its usual host, potato bag, but this one seems to have a parasite. Could Cartonalia have evolved from parasites that became free living.

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Hey buddy, why the long face

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Neotessera vitripalpus is very common where I live. Its translucence and texture lends it a gemlike quality that makes it visually appealing, and as a result it was the species that made me want to begin collecting occlupanids. Thank you for your work!

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#breadclip #HORG #occlupanid Surprise occlupanids in the #Splatoon 2 art book! Based on HORG's taxonomy they have all the hallmarks of Palpatophora utiliformis (www.horg.com/horg/?page_i...) but the oral groove suggests a cross with the Novenocentridae family (www.horg.com/horg/?page_i...)

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Zebra

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