Roly Polies are monsters...Here is why.

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[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thank you everyone for watching my video with my very expressive voiceover! For exclusive behind the scenes,.. and some content that is free for everyone check out my patreon page: patreon.com/Homemade_ecoystems

[@user-pb5kb6ws6i]

Yes very expressive

[@petergaming4583]

im here

[@dearsarge8551]

I spent quite a bit more time on Rumble these days as YouLube loves censoring so much. I forget that there is still good content here, such as your channel! Without your personality these videos would only be a quarter as good!

[@trickywily2823]

The submarine part was ft up

[@CarbageMan]

You might like the short story "Microcosmic God" by Theodore Sturgeon. I'm sure you can find it somewhere. It's one of my favorites, actually. Sorry for the re-post if you actually read my original post.

[@Beshe-tx1li]

As a farmer, I will defend these fellas until the bitter end. Soil mixers, soil aeraters, soil cleaners, heavy metal processors, soil health indicators, and they have wonderful poop. Also they are adorable and I love digging down a bit or moving a sandbag or some straw and finding loads of these guys.

[@DanielIKing]

Currently the indicator of health of my compost pile. Which looks a lot like this video, just not so up close.

[@zer0nix]

Heavy metal processors?

[@Beshe-tx1li]

@@zer0nix yep! They can take up heavy metals and salts out of the soil which can be left there through artificial fertilizers and lack of crop rotation or just natural processes sometimes and digest them and turn them into a different form that can be taken up by plants or used in themselves or pooped and eaten up by the microorganisms in the soil.

[@DenvaProbablyDraws]

@@Beshe-tx1liThat is so stinkin rad.

[@CrypticCocktails]

How would recommend we best enjoy their poop?

[@Konpekikaminari]

"Roly Pollies are monsters" I mean, considering how we all treated them as kids, is it a surprise they turned into villains?

[@atranfanatic]

I was always nice to them and played with them when I was a kid. They fascinated me. lol

[@FoxySpartan117]

If they have shared history I was their Vlad Impaler....

[@kharnsagara]

I always just rolled them in my palm and then put them back in grass

[@bridgetsieger2261]

I was nice to them. I put them in a jar with no food or water🤣 (I was five, I thought I was being nice).

[@Webedunn]

LOL!

[@intractablemaskvpmGy]

For those that don't know Pill bugs or roly polys- they are actually crustaceans or land shrimp. Not insects. They range freely unhindered in my house except by the spiders who manage the population apparently, judging by their little empty shells I find in the corners

[@speedfreak8200]

🎵 🎶 A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean 💗 💕 🎵 🎶

[@redwolfdragonkirangordondj2840]

HUH? And we learn even more 😮

[@d.aardent9382]

I find them in my basement but I always thought they just died from dehydration as they weren't anywhere near a spiderweb. I always feel sorry for the wood beetles and spiders that had fell into my plastic storage boxes and they couldn't get out. Maybe the millipedes or centipedes I have seen killed the isopods,as they are fairly large specimens.

[@speedfreak8200]

@@d.aardent9382 Real Old Beetles seldom get morning Wood 🪵

[@aristology6912]

@@speedfreak8200are you on drugs

[@zackzittel7683]

As soon as he said “I’m used to filming small things” I knew it would be a pickle joke. What a legend.

[@prodigy2]

Your humor is so dry, it could make sandpaper feel moist. I love it! :D

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

🤣lol

[@tekashimaahshiha647]

its as dry as dirt but I enjoyed the video alot :)

[@Aflay1]

His voice is dry as the Sahera desert.

[@Kageoni187]

I read your comment right before he got going and omg you are so right, lmao. 😂😂😂

[@mechamaster3756]

Bro are you criticizing or complimenting🤔

[@keyring9114]

I held dirt ransom in a jar because of this guy, life changing content.

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

🤣

[@skyblock_mouse]

​@@HomemadeEcosystems I did that bc I wanted to grow moss but it didn't 😢😢😢 I like moss

[@nyencatchristmas2817]

​@@skyblock_mouse I live in what is (technically) a desert, and moss grows on my roof of all things

[@skyblock_mouse]

@@nyencatchristmas2817 lol

[@nedlyest]

You should probably change the dirt out for some money. Eventually you will afford to get your sister back.

[@geoffreyentwistle8176]

"As a biologist, I can tell you: if something is green, and not moving, it is usually a plant." That absolutely killed me... I immediately love your content. XD

[@CasualLifeExperiencer]

Either a plant or succeeding at camouflaging

[@sgd5k292]

Roly Polies are also extremely well protected. One night, while living in SoCal, I witnessed a large adult fall into a Black Widow's web and watched the large spider come out and bite on it for a long time....at least for 1/2 hour, when finally, the Widow cut it loose and the Roly Polie dropped to the ground. A few minutes later, it unfolded and unhurriedly walked off as if nothing happened. I was really surprised it actually survived the encounter. I wonder if the bigger, stronger Australian RedBack Widow, which I have seen in action against many other bugs without losing a battle on another You Tube channel, would be successful in eating a Roly Polie.

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

That is actualy crazy!

[@ianp8825]

Woodlouse spider will kill the pill bugs easily. Probably kill the red back as well if not in it's web. They kill other spiders if they get too close. Woodlouse spiders are quite cantankerous.

[@dragonmage372]

I read "large adult" thinking you meant human... and I have a pretty good imagination

[@sgd5k292]

@@dragonmage372 Now that is funny!

[@RiffRaffMama.]

They're not called a redback widow, just a redback. Fun fact: only the females have the red marking on their back.

[@burgundyknight6826]

I came here to defend rollie-pollies! I am so offended on their behalf! In no way am I over compensating for all the times I threw them into spiderwebs growing up or accidentally crushing them when trying to force them open.

[@ffwast]

It's a good thing you're not since that would be terrible.

[@2405phuong]

@@neb6why would you

[@kingtonsiljockey528]

(thinks about all the snails I crushed) 😭 it's okay, we were monesters then lol

[@juaquintiscareno]

@@2405phuongr else the legendary faint isopod will rise from the ocean and come in your room while you sleep to eat all your chips

[@isntyournamebacon]

I remember throwing bugs into spiderwebs as a kid. I found that the rollipollies that can roll into a full complete ball annoyed the spiders. They would just throw them outa the web. Good times! :D ...Well not for the bugs i guess... :D

[@UnderASwiftSunrise]

Put a teeny tiny Ferris wheel in with the ants. That way they'll have something to do since they're clearly not building tunnels. Maybe add a gopher or prairie dog to show them how to tunnel.

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Lol, good idea🤣

[@teleiosdawyz4044]

"...prefer to eat wood. Just like your mom." This had me laughing so hard l got a funny look from the waitress. That delivery is beautiful 😘

[@JamesMadisonsSpiritAnimal]

1:35 I immediately thought "thats not the only tiny thing you film" and boom u went there. Thats a like from me sir

[@iapetusmccool]

I once found a large, vicious-looking spider (Segestria florentina) that was being attacked by ants. I rescued it, and placed it in a flowerpot in my back yard. The next morning i went to check up on it. It was still there - and being eaten alive by a pillbug. The pillbug had eaten half its abdomen.

[@BierBart12]

I did not want to know that those spiders exist where I live, but fascinating Nature is metal

[@saucevc8353]

This is like that joke in every comedy where the naive kid releases their pet to be free in the wild only for it to immediately get eaten.

[@dragonace119]

@@saucevc8353 I remember seeing a video of these kids releasing a formerly injured rabbit only to then be swooped up by a hawk. Honestly it was hilarious watching it.

[@Onion_of_Ultimate_Concern]

Nature is viciously violent and I love it. Too many soft-ass creatures in nature these days with their loathsome liberal agendas to make the world a non-violent passivist pussy.

[@janc8199]

​@@dragonace119Yeah real hilarious.

[@rexyaxy4314]

This is the first video I am watching from this guy, and I think its safe to say that I love this man, the humor is the perfect co-worker for the thrilling action that is within a terrarium.

[@Australiantourforyourdog]

Ditto mate from Australia 🇦🇺

[@davidtobis3614]

I had no idea what I signed up for, but this video was better than I could have imagined, amazing content, I think I found a gem in the youtube pile today!

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thank you!!

[@truthbknwn]

I use pillbugs to make compost out of my kitchen scraps. They do a great job, and they also eat the eggs of stink bugs and earwigs which i hate. They break down the larger chunks of scraps so that the red wiggler worms that I have down below are able to further convert the scraps into wonderful dark rich compost for my garden.

[@EldritchMiskatonic]

When I first watched one of your videos I thought it'd be a one-hit wonder. There's no way you could replicate the humor, the camera work, and the skill over and over. And yet, here we are.

[@LS-pv4dh]

Thx for confirming. Dudes a 1st day legend. Dry humor and side jokes. He should narrate everybody stuff.

[@samsijbolts4730]

One of the only youtube channels that make me laugh out loud while i'm alone. Great videos man, keep it up!

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thank you!

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

There woodlice and do not roll into a ball.

[@TheRestedOne]

@@HOLLASOUNDSPerhaps the woodlice should take a lesson from the wood eating millipedes.

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

@@TheRestedOne I had a wormery and these little Millipedes used to reproduce in there until a rat started going in there, and eat most of the worms and Millipedes. Rats and mice can live off of just that alone.

[@rslanna]

As a biologist, I can confirm that if it is not moving and if it is green, it can be a plant, a green mailbox, or if you live in Brazil, it can be a motorless green Volkswagen Beetle.

[@Xephyra]

I like how you deliver all your jokes with as much enthusiasm as an ai Very cool, 10/10

[@Amun-Re]

Woodlice are cute because they lack the skittish nature of most bugs, and they have armour to cover up the creepy crawly bits.

[@TroIIingThemSoftly]

I've drawn the exact same conclusion about centipedes: those Fers _are_ fast, especially when they're loose in your house.

[@saturnianrings3920]

Fun fact, Rolly Pollies are actually crustaceans, and there exist a giant under water version

[@johncook1608]

This voice over is the best thing I have heard today.

[@martineldritch]

Maybe they were hungry and competing with the millipedes for food? Meanwhile the centipede is highly suspect. No word on what it's doing when your back is turned..Great content, thank you.

[@proto_arkbit3100]

This reminded me and made me think of all the wholesome things in my isopod colony, an Isopod couple once took their kids out to eat a carrot slice I placed, and both parents were both nuzzled together and it was sooo cute!!

[@katiekane5247]

Did the kids eat free? Betcha that's why they brought them. It was supposed to be date night 😢

[@kipechawolfeortiz8791]

​@@katiekane5247😂👌

[@samuelking4723]

My guy has a top notch sense of humor, I couldn’t stop laughing at the deadpan deliveries

[@johnt.inscrutable1545]

You are out of this world. At least that’s what the ants prolly think. Love your videos. The voiceovers are really closer to what I’m thinking when I watch most videos. Thanks!

[@user-mt6ox7cx5c]

Clearly not an idiot and also a self underrated entertainer/educator I want to watch more of this guy's stuff!

[@thejudgmentalcat]

Okay, had to laugh at the OceanGate joke 👍As far as OnlyFans, the two friendly millipedes probably have an account...you should charge them rent 🤣

[@Sharkaiju]

Definitely my favorite ecosystem type youtuber. Unique, and so funny. The monotone adds so much

[@kamikeserpentail3778]

In my opinion the humor in this is just constant gold.

[@justineckart549]

Ever consider setting up a live stream with the tank(s)? Just leave it rolling and see who pops in. I know some dorks will leave their tv on an aquarium or wild life livestream while not in use. I could see a cool terrarium doing well in that admittedly small market.

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

I definitely want to get a camera for that!

[@cartertheiii7103]

That would be super cool not gonna lie

[@blakeavila4409]

Sounds like Sam Hyde’s Fishtank but with bugs

[@siyg]

I WOULD WATCH THIS 100%

[@andrewstevens1316]

One of those dorks checking in. @HomemadeEcosystems, I have a duck stream on Twitch on all day while I work usually. It gets maybe 300-400+ viewers a day usually. Would be interesting to see what you can get together with a few different angles maybe.

[@johntheherbalistg8756]

"... knocking a lot of boots..." That might be the best thing I've ever heard 😂

[@noimagination99]

Another great video, hilarious narration! Speaking of ant pheromones - I once picked up a dead bug part (with tweezers) that huge carpenter ants were eating, and I dropped it, and the ant or two that were on it, into the midst of several others that were eating a bigger part of the bug. When it hit the ground, they ALL ran in 10 different directions from that point. Pretty amazing to see.

[@FriendlyKat]

0:20 "As a biologist, if it's green and it doesn't move, it's usually a plant." Gosh, I had no idea. I'm so thankful you, Mr. Biologist were able to teach me what a plant is! 1:34 OMG LMAO 2:30 For fucks sake! LMAOOO 3:48 You just keep hitting these amazing one liners. AYOOOOO! LMAO

[@ashleybonner5423]

Heya Homemade, I happen to have started keeping isopod colonies recently and I can tell you that if the isopod species is porcellio law is, they're very voracious and protein hungry compared to most species. It's not uncommon to pick on smaller critters than themselves but they typically prefer dead or dying critters. I feed mine the odd cricket but they're still new so they don't swarm like they should yet. Keep up the good vids! - Ashley Bonner

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Good to know! Thanks!

[@ashleybonner5423]

@@HomemadeEcosystems no worries! there was a typo, it should be porcellio laevis, not law is lol all isopods can get a bit peckish for protein cos it helps produce and develop more brood, similar to ants. Don't get 'too' mad at their cannibalistic nature, perhaps consider offering a prekilled insect to tide em over xD

[@xlonelyfallenangelx]

@@ashleybonner5423personally I feed my isopods fish food. It’s a good source of protein and it’s rather cheap

[@cihloun]

Your tone and the humor is in combination hilarious

[@smoocher]

Your videos are fascinating, educational, captivating, and entertaining. Very rarely do videos have all 4 of those qualities.

[@juaquintiscareno]

The worst part of your content is how short it is I wish there was more ❤

[@DianeGraft]

I have a prosperous colony of isopods in a potted plant at my office, that I have had for many years. Although there are also millipedes and rove beetles sharing the space that are thriving, I agree the isopods are monsters. They eat their shed skins. They eat their own dead. Once I rescued a wounded one, and put it in the colony in hopes it would recover, and the others ate it alive. This is even though I keep them well provided with dead leaves, bits of fruit, and their favorite thing, cheese. I have not seen them eating the millipedes, but the millipedes are very small, so maybe I have just not caught them at it yet.

[@janellesendz7765]

This was the coolest and video I've watched all year. Maybe even the past 2 years. Your dry humor is everything 😅

[@akulkis]

I love your dead-pan delivery

[@rhettthompson5383]

I really like how your pond in the terrarium is a plastic container! I've tried several ways of making ponds and failed, so I'm going to try this next!

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

It is glass, with plastic you have a chance thar microplastics leach in the water over time so I would avoid that 😁

[@christopherhall5361]

as a biologist, you should know there is no evil in nature, they are filling a niche

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Yeah you are kind of right

[@tiny5500]

Don't believe everything you read Pop!

[@iapetusmccool]

As in, the "evil niche" is empty, so they step in to fill it?

[@megan00b8]

Yeah, if there's a niche for eating babies, something's gonna fill it.

[@urbannsquirrel]

Wow, the humor went right over your head!

[@mephisto2348]

"Can you see it? How bout now?! I'm just kidding, it's a plant..." You're hilarious. Love watching your videos!

[@Amlehr]

I love your voice, it is so monotone. And it makes your jokes hilarious! You have mastered everything in a good video.

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thank you!

[@Chickenandfriends-dj4vt]

Another awesome video dude, love your channel. Keep up the great work!

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thank you!

[@FrostyFyre]

First video I’ve seen of this dude and this is exactly the kind of humour I love! Instant-like, and will be checking out more of your vids

[@indridcold8433]

The mom joke is the best! Thumbs up!

[@LuigiMordelAlaume]

I'm a big fan of the way this guy juxtaposes a "boring" monotone voice with some zingers ranging from dry dad jokes to literal laugh out loud moments. And somehow delivering this range of humor with his consistently flat speech. Seriously, that's not easy to do.

[@trey8872]

2:34 - Noooooooo! 🙀 I feel terrible for laughing as hard as I did.

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

🤣

[@Theecosystemnerd]

Hey by the way if you want the ants to move into the actual ant farm that’s attached to that glass box you should take the foil of of the test tube that will give them a signal to move out of it and it will probably take a few weeks or more for them to move out mabye less

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Yes I know that would speed up the proces but that would stress them out a lot I think

[@dickJohnsonpeter]

​@@HomemadeEcosystemsAnts don't seem to be bothered by much and just get on with what they have to do in my experience.

[@gothicwoman]

These Rollie Pollies are so cute and the poor Millipedes are so adorable!

[@peteroderick104]

You are absolutely hilarious. I was so not into bugs until I came across your videos by accident. You make the video so interesting.

[@lerags22]

Great videos! Interesting to hear what others called these as children, we called them “Chooky pigs”!

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thanks !

[@louislebert3531]

Nice vid keep up the good work 👏

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thanks!

[@sherri1699]

I love your sense of humour. Glad you showed up in my recommended!

[@baggyplayz.]

Big chew noise

[@kateshiningdeer3334]

You are SERIOUSLY funny! I've always been a nature nerd, but your comments made me insta-subscribe! I was laughing all over the place! Looking forward to watching more of your content!

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Welcome!!

[@arthurmann578]

You almost made me choke on my food when I saw the Ocean Gate model under the water! I couldn't stop laughing! Cruel but REALLY FUNNY!!! 😂😂👍👍 Subscribed! 👍👍

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Welcome!!

[@oliveranderson928]

Your dry humor is delightful.

[@redtsar]

I can’t tell because of the foil, but I’m not sure if your ant population grew enough to the point where they need to clear out. If you really want to encourage them to move out, remove the foil, they don’t like light. Speaking of, I would suggest making a cover for the glass so when they move into the sand area where you wanted them to dig, they can do so comfortably without feeling exposed to the light. Something similar as to what AntsCanada did for his Volcano setup. I’m not sure if you’ll be making another terrarium soon, but I have an idea of one if you have room, a terrarium island (tank) set up in an aquarium. Basically a tank within a tank, the aquarium acts like a moat and use that as the critters water source instead of the high quality pond you have currently. Just an idea. Edit: I forgot to add, ants LOVE and need sugar, experiment what kind of jello they like, if you’re feeling up to it, make some yourself, some fresh live prey would be good for them too, they’re hunters and gatherers, more lively if they hunt something that’s struggling.

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

I don't realy want to force them out because that might stress them too much. The terrariums is against the wall when I'm not filming so they aren't exposed to light. I like the idea of an island terrarium very much! I was already thinking about a way to do something like that

[@redtsar]

@HomemadeEcosystems ah, I see, I didn't realize it was against the wall, nvm on that part then. And I get why you don't want to stress them out, but I've done it with my Honeypots and Fire Ants, but you do what you are comfortable with, just giving my suggestion and experience, but in the end of the day, they're your babies so you make the call (: And awesome, glad to hear that (: I thoroughly enjoy your content, so keep it up (:

[@cleandeskpolicy]

Hilarious and informative as always! 😂 have a great weekend!

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thanks!

[@joshuachandra6677]

I did not aim to watch this entire video but your humor kept me enthralled looks like you got a new sub

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Glad you liked it! Welcome!

[@RaiderWolf-yd6nm]

That OceanGate was hilarious.

[@gilded_lady]

Hey! Rolys do no wrong! The baby millipede was just too tasty!

[@brinistaco1970]

flat delivery is always my favorite. Those bugs are so evil. great content

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thank you!

[@kevincouncil637]

The humor was great... really didn't think it was gonna be this enjoyable

[@rKhael53]

Your humor is definitely on point ! This is both hilarious and educative !

[@viridian-]

I didn't know they will eat milipedes. It doesn't make me like them any less though. They are still angels compared to wasps.

[@evilmushroom6050]

Awesome video!! Love your work

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thank you!

[@SenzaTempoCaneCorso]

I used to play with rollie pollies as a kid I loved them. 😂

[@user-tr9of6sl4p]

I came for the small creatures, stayed for the unexpected comedy routine 😂 Dudes actually quite funny 😂

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thank you!

[@thebunkcast]

Thanks for this update. My garden is being under attacked by ants and these dam potato bugs aka rollie pollies aka demons from hell. They're eating everything in sight... i have organic plants that seem to be working. then I transplant them to other areas or in the road to be eaten by my neighborhood birds. Just became a member on your patreon, keep up the great content brother, love the terrarium videos.

[@Samseed]

Diatomaceous Earth can help get rid of them and its non toxic.

[@thebunkcast]

@@Samseed thank you! i heard but i don’t want them all gone. balance is key. more natural predators and less moisture and my orange traps should do the trick. 🍊

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

They are pretty verocious. Thank you so much for becoming a patreon! I will send you a message on there

[@jackb.nimble826]

You've gained another subscriber out of me today. I'm very interested in things like this anyway, but your deadpan delivery of HILARIOUS jokes is what did it. Hit the subscribe button so hard it cracked my screen.

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Thanks! Welcome!

[@musashiwebb]

I arrived here to be informed. Little did I know, that I've just stumbled upon the most hilarious channel on KZbin.

[@vickielawson3114]

When I was 12, there were loads of these around our glass front door. I spent an afternoon loading them into the barrel of my Red Ryder BB gun and splatting them against the door. Mom wasn’t happy.

[@djstarrjunkie]

Watching this reminded me of the 1st 'bug box' I had as a kid... Little cylindrical plastic tube that had a plastic mesh (for bugs to breathe) on one end, and a plastic magnifying cap to see the bugs closer. I was an only child, therefore, I spent hours on end in the front and back yards of my parents house entertaining myself by watching ants, spiders, rolly-pollys, nats, flies, butterflies, you name it. I truly enjoyed this video and your sense of humor~ 😁

[@davidsvingman5485]

I never knew what those bugs were called. To me they looked like mini trilobites. Very interesting.

[@utej.k.bemsel4777]

They are distantly related.

[@user-dl6pn9kp8m]

My mother used to call them little armadillos.

[@DanielFernandez-jv7jx]

I was actually glued to this the whole time. I think you could develop this idea as an entertainment venue for sure.

[@user-fc7is6jo2e]

Outstanding video! I love your humor and information. Thank you for making and sharing this video.

[@leahcimwerdna5209]

I had a terrarium with blue bellied lizards, rolie polies for days is the substrate, I would get small crickets for the lizards and the big rollies would come out and get the ones that were stragglers

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Yeah they eat everything

[@josephcola9662]

As someone who plays Deep Rock Galactic and is infinitely familiar with Q'rornar Shellbacks, I already hated everything ball-shaped, and this was just validation for me.

[@artur1075]

Worst pinball game ever.

[@charlesandersen8814]

Love your subtle humor! Plus....great video!

[@danielmiller2977]

I enjoyed the video and I enjoyed your humor. That was just plain fun and entertaining. Thanks.

[@OrderofthePipe]

I’ve never been able to keep moss alive in my isopod enclosures. Once they start breeding, their numbers explode and they eat almost everything! But there are a few plants they won’t eat, like ferns and some succulents.

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Yeah they eat a lot !

[@opium_enjoyer20]

I Love ur videos

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Glad you like them!

[@opium_enjoyer20]

@@HomemadeEcosystems no way u responded tysm

[@kirkenstiensmonster6522]

Ive got two huge hibiscus plants in my house and both pots have dozens of the little arthropods running around eating up all the dead leaves and making the soil healthy. They've been there for years now and some of them get pretty big.

[@jefftyzzer]

Your deadpan humor is awesome.

[@lifeofasalesman01]

I am overjoyed that the ants are still doing well. Perhaps you could add 30 grasshoppers and film a live action A Bugs Life

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

🤣 awesome movie

[@lil449]

i love ur content. i was wondering if you could maybe make longer videos?

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

I can do that yes !

[@nope4673]

I was thinking the same thing ❤

[@jakeredding5694]

Your humor is exactly what I needed on this dreary Sunday. I could careless about critters, I kept watching for the next joke.

[@onecleanfinger]

love your sense of humor in the dialogue !

[@xavier-rowangagnon3518]

It's possible that flies are too hard to eat for a small colony and would be more active if they had easier/better food to eat

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Sometimes I give them fly larvae too. Those are easier to eat

[@Subto-SammySPlays]

First pin me

[@salvander]

youre fifth

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

Almost first!

[@clp3777]

"...after the millipedes are done knocking a lot of boots..." underrated

[@MrIgottap]

Moves fly closer……..”Thank you giant sky hand”

[@Sovreign87]

'Cheap joke but not as cheap as the controller used to pilot the sub' had me rolling! Subbed!

[@HomemadeEcosystems]

welcome!