Pygmy Sundew - Drosera nitidula Cubaris Isopods The leaves are thick so

The leaves are thick so that they can store enough water to survive through months of drought

the leaves fold and the stems droop

making them easy to handle and a delightful addition to your collection

Jamaican Field Cricket (Gryllus assimilis)

Pygmy Sundew - Drosera nitidula Cubaris Isopods The leaves are thick soDrosera nitidula is a carnivorous plant in the genus sundew. Drosera nitidula is a perennial, herbaceous plant. Bloom time is from November to January. The leaf blades are nearly circular, 2. 5 mm long and 2 mm wide. Drosera nitidula occurs only in a small area in the extreme southwest of Australia. The plant thrives on the edge of moist depressions in clay or sandy clay soil. Contains 5 seeds.