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salden
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baby hopper

Post by salden »

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this one comes equipped with his own suit of armor.
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Post by Mike B in OKlahoma »

He does look like a knight!

The texture of the leaf is interesting. hopper seems a teeny bit soft.
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Post by beetleman »

Insects do look cool when they look plated like this little guy. He looks like one of those very little hoppers I am seeing in my area also..about .250" or less maybe.
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Post by Ken Ramos »

Cute little guy. Reminds me of some of those things you see on Star Wars. :D

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Post by twebster »

Cool marbling efect in the eyes. Man, that plant has got to make for some rough eatin' :!: :D
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Post by salden »

The plant is a bit rough and shiny. I held back on the sharpening simply because it made the shiny part of the leaf even more pronounced.
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