Ladybugs

Ladybug Ladybug - film - was created on 1963-12-23.

[1] It's possible that ladybugs might want a sip of water from time to time. [2] Otherwise, they don't need food while they're overwintering. In a way, they're like hibernating bears. They're living off their reserves.

During hibernation nothing. they fatten up with aphids before. Hibernation for insects is called diapuse and differs lightly from hibernation in some other animals in a few ways such as they do not grow during that period.

This question keeps cropping up for some reason, somebody needs to condense them all into one question.

A molly is a live-breeder, and all live-bearing fish of family Poecilidae(guppies, mollies, platies and sword-tails) are very easy to sex. The female is generally rounder than the male even when she is not pregnant.

Look at the underside of the fish. About two-thirds of the way along its body (towards the tail) will be two small fins called the pectoral fins. Slightly behind them is the anal opening, and behind that is another fin. When the fish relaxes and hangs in the water it can be sexed by means of that fin. If the fish is female, when she is relaxed, the fin will hang down in a triangle with the point down-most. All females have this fanned fin, but when it is tucked up it can look quite like a male's.

The male's fin is straight, fairly long and points directly backwards. This modified anal fin is called a gonopodium. It is not a fin but a penis-like organ that is used to fertilize the female.

This makes it a whole lot easier to breed the fish and not have to spend a lot.

Here is how to breed your mollies.

-Buy a small isolation tank from pet-co(pets mart is way more expensive) It only needs to be a small, vented box that should submerse itself and fill up with water with the lid level to the surface. This way, there is no need to buy a separate tank.

-Find a male and female mollie and put them both into the isolation box together.

-They might feel a little bit stressed out after being caught so give the two of them a little pinch of food to calm them down.

-Now you sit tight and wait until, well, you could say they make love I guess.

-The male has done his job so you can let him out of the isolation tank.

-Let the female aout of the isolation tank about nintey minutes a day but keep her in until you get a little mollie!

That's about it! you can reuse the tank for breeding or kind of a timeout boxx for those aggressive fish.

Thanks forletting us tell you about this. Its really cool because you don't need to buy new fish

Thanks!

leaves and grass just like adult ladybugs

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Sorry- they do not eat leaves and grass- ladybugs are HUNTERS! They eat smaller insect pests, such as aphids. We have ladybugs, lacewings, and praying mantids in our garden. They do a great job of controlling bugs, and we rarely have to use insecticides on our vegetables.

Ladybirds do not eat leaves. They eat the aphids which eat the leaves.

Lady bugs have eyes that are really wierd.. The eyes are compound wich means they can see more than one thing or hey can choose to look at more than one place at the same time. Likek if a lady bug was in the woods it could look at the same tree a million times or it could look at the lake near by and the hungry bird that's gonna eat it!

They walk with their legs. They also fly using their wings. Hope this helps

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They symbolize the dichotomy between humans and animals. Some are depicted as kind while others are depicted as evil.

Nope. She is an "uniqua". She is unlike any creature in the world.

females are usually larger than males. if you see one ladybug riding atop another ladybug, they are in the process of mating. A male ladybug will grab the female's elytra (hard wings) and holds on tight.

Girl lady bugs are big.

Boy lady bugs are small.

Some people think that boy lady bugs don't have any spots. But actully, all lady bugs have spots.

no all they do is absorb it!

Lady Bugs most commonly come in red, yellow, orange, or scarlet with small black dots. Other kinds of colors are mostly or entirely black, brown, or gray. Black lady bugs usually have orange spots, essentially the opposite of a red ladybug.

Lady beetles are usually red or orange in color with black spots on both wings and a small black head

It depends on how many dots a ladybug has on its back. You'll probably have to study very carefully to see how many dots there are though...

About 21 to 26 pounds is the weight of food that ladybugs eat a day. The figure reflects daily consumption of 50 to 60 aphids, each weighing about 0.2 milligrams (7.06 ounces). That will be a conversion of 21.875 pounds (9.92 kilograms and of 26.25 pounds (11.91 kilograms).

Ladybirds eat plant lice, mealybugs, scale insects, thrips and mice for survival. Ladybirds are also known to eat fruits and vegetables.

The ladybug's head is round and thin and includes the ladybug's mouth, eyes, and antennae.

A lady bug is a round looking insect that is usually red with black spots, and release a bad smell when killed or agitated. They are usually 2 to 3 millimeters tall.

yes ladybugs do eat plants :)

Position themselves under cover is the action that ladybugs take while it rains. The insects in question (Coccinellidae family) may remain atop leaves in the briefest and slightest of rainfalls since they have no problems navigating dew-laden blades and leaves. They will return to the type of habitat that most guarantees hatching and resting whenever stress or weather so demands: the undersides of leaves.

The release of a stress-induced, unpleasant-smelling, yellow-colored liquid is the reason why lady bugs smell when they are killed. Orange, red, and yellow body colors in fact often warn potential predators of unpleasant odors and tastes in the event of a lady bug being subjected to violence or treated as a food source or a nuisance.