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List of undescribed Occlupanid and Occlupanopsid species, updated on 2025 June 16.
All information are kindly provided by FORC members and other occlupanologists on r/occlupanid subreddit. All images are provided by those in the FORC Discord server, alternatively PNG renders of vector graphics that represent the species made by Kurisu will be provided.
Entries of some species are yet to be made, and some entries are missing images, these will be added in the near future.
The purpose of this page is to inform the occlupanology community about known undescribed species. FORC and the team working on this website do not take credit for the discovery of the undescribed species listed in this page, all known discoverers and informants have been individually named and properly credited. If there are missing details, please inform us in the FORC Discord server or via Discord direct message.
A unique ID is assigned to each species for easy reference (#001~). Family-specific ID is also included, using the first three letter from the Family name and a 3-digit number (xxx-###). If a species is likely to be classified into an existing genus, said genus will also be mentioned. The ordering of entries for a given Family is loosely based on the species size and shape, not necessarily by their unique ID nor Family-specific ID.
For those who wants to look up FORC server documentations of previously undescribed species, here is a list of newly described species and their temporary IDs prior to being described
Occlupanid
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Acu-001 Extantis-1 |
#001 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and Carsmaniac |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Acu-002 Extantis-2 |
#002 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by A. Welby, The Breadtag Project, Carsmaniac, and Robyn |
Specimen image provided by A. Welby |
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Acu-003 |
#003
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↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by A. Welby |
Specimen image provided by A. Welby |
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Acu-004 |
#004 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by A. Welby |
Specimen image provided by A. Welby |
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Arc-001 |
#028 |
↕ Length 17mm |
Acquired by Red Luminous and nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by Red Luminous [YouTube Channel] |
Preyed on miniature Yamazaki bread bags |
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Arc-002 |
#029 |
↕ Length 16mm |
Acquired by Red Luminous and nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by Red Luminous [YouTube Channel] |
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Arc-003 |
#030 |
↔ Width 18mm; ↕ Length 22mm |
Acquired by YourFoot |
Specimen image provided by YourFoot |
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Arc-005 Gratacurvatis-2 |
#032 |
↕ Length less than 21.4mm |
Acquired by A. Welby |
Specimen image provided by A. Welby |
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Arc-006 |
#033 |
↔ Width less than 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Arc-007 |
#034 |
not measured |
Acquired by A. Welby |
Specimen image provided by A. Welby |
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Arc-008 Inflectoculus-1 |
#035 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by Team_Bees |
Specimen image provided by Team_Bees |
found in a bag of specimens acquired from Scrap in Portland, Oregon |
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Arc-009 |
#036 |
↕ Length 26mm |
Acquired by Jupiter and nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
a ball chain connects the specimen's supposed host of miniature bread bag (which itself was actually closed by Aluminestrae twist tie) via its aboral vesicle |
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Arc-010 |
#037 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Arc-011 |
#038 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by A. Welby and The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by A. Welby |
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Arc-012 |
#039 |
↔ wider than 21.4mm |
Discovered and acquired by The Breadtag Project in 2019 October |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
Specimens were acquired at the New World supermarket in Wanaka, South Island of New Zealand |
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Arc-013 |
#040 |
↔ Width 22mm, ↕ Length 26mm |
Acquired by Bread Clip Dude |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
More specimens were later found by someone in an old sewing kit in Las Vegas, which were mailed to Bread Clip Dude; so far, 3 colours of this species have been found: red, blue, white |
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Arc-022 |
#119 |
↕ Length 33.3mm |
First discovered and acquired by PrismAurora |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
Specimen was found closing bags of Thomas' brand English muffin, in a Walmart store in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, USA |
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Arc-014 |
#041 |
↕ Length 42.9mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
Kurisu studied the markings of three known specimens and found a possible relationship between this species and automobile products, specifically ignition sets |
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Arc-015 |
#042 |
↕ Length 42.9mm |
Acquired by Bread Clip Dude |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu, red indicates potential processes that might be present on specimens of this species |
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Arc-016 |
#043 |
↕ Length 42.9mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Arc-017 |
#044 |
↕ Length 42.9mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Arc-018 |
#045 |
↕ Length 42.9mm |
Acquired by A. Welby |
Specimen image provided by A. Welby |
A. Welby acquired their specimen from a basement hoard; specimens were also said to be present at the Fresh Hop Ale Festival 2022, being used as beer tokens |
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Arc-019 |
#046 |
↕ Length 42.9mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Arc-020 |
#047 |
↕ Length 42.9mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
Oral groove slightly smaller than the HORG holotype of Megapanis tarassovae, whether this should be its own species is still disputed |
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Arc-021 |
#048 |
↕ Length 42.9mm |
Acquired by A. Welby |
Specimen image provided by A. Welby |
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Cor-001 |
#050 |
↕ Length 8mm |
Discovered online and acquired by nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
Preyed on miniature "waddle dee bread" bag in Re-Ment 星のカービィ カービィのプププマーケット set 6 "Kickstart a day with breakfast" |
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Cor-002 |
#051 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
From New Zealand |
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Cor-003 |
#052 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
Specimens were known to prey on an unknown host holding together spring onions and shallots (likely rubber band or strings), of the brand Coles in Australia; all found specimens had an amiculum attached, or showed signs of amiculum being previously attached |
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Cor-004 |
#053 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by A. Welby |
Specimen image provided by A. Welby |
Found in a hoard by A. Welby |
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Cor-005⠀ Rugoris- |
#054 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Discovered and acquired by Ceddy D on 2024 June 14, later also acquired by YourFoot |
Specimen image provided by Ceddy D |
All known specimens are found in the United States; Ceddy D's specimens preyed on nets of avocado cups of the brand GoVerden; Kurisu conducted online research about the host and content, and found that the oral groove of this species may grab onto its host twice, forming a loop |
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Cor-006 |
#055 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and MerryDeath |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Cor-007 |
#056 |
not measured |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
From New Zealand |
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Eno-001 Conversus |
#057 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by CraftNotArt |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu, amicula not included |
From an industrial warehouse in Yakima, WA |
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Hap-001 |
#058 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and Carsmaniac |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
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Hap-002 |
#059 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Hap-003 |
#060 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
The Breadtag Project's specimen came from the Netherlands and dates back to 2018; this species was also found in Japan, according to online research conducted by Kurisu and nickyjuju |
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Hap-004 |
#061 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
Specimen has amicula attached, found clinging on a strip (its host). Text on strip suggests leeks to be the host content, imported from Belgium into Canada |
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Hap-011 |
#100 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by Korwynze | Korvus |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
Korwynze | Korvus acquired their specimens at a Bakker Bart bakery in the Netherlands |
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Hap-005 |
#062 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and Carsmaniac |
Specimen image provided by Carsmaniac |
The Breadtag Project has acquired specimens bearing amicula, and the amicula contains markings that hint towards their original host being either string or rubber bands holding together Coles vegetable bunches in Australia |
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Hap-006 |
#063 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by Kurisu's Filipino informant, The Breadtag Project and Faelden's Filipino friend |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu, including the variant with slightly different oral hooks |
Kurisu's Filipino informant first observed this species in Y2022-M01, who found multiple colour morphs closing bags of bread of the Filipino bread brand Fuwa Fuwa. Faelden's Filipino friend also reported sightings of yellow, green, blue, and white specimens preying on hosts of the same brand on Y2025-M05-D26.
The specimen acquired by The Breadtag Project in 2023 came from Chattanooga in the United States. Note that The Breadtag Project's specimen appears to have slightly different oral hooks, compared to the Filipino specimens
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Hap-007 |
#064 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and Carsmaniac |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Hap-008 |
#065 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project, CaleChipz, Carsmaniac, and A. Welby |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
While this species had been observed for years already in Australia, United States, and Canada, it was not found on host until 2025 March 08, when Calechipz found specimens preying on bags of sliced white bread of the brand Grainharvest Breadhouse at the St. Jacob's Farmer's Market in Ontario, Canada |
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Hap-009 |
#066 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by Lily Fox |
Specimen image provided by Lily Fox |
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Hap-012 |
#115 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
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Hap-010 |
#067 |
↔ Width 19.1mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
Specimens from New Zealand |
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Ino-001 |
#068 |
↕ Length 33.3mm |
Acquired by CraftNotArt |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu, markings not included |
From an industrial warehouse in Yakima, WA |
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Ino-002 |
#118 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Observed by u/Powerful-Ad3677 |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
In the kitchen of a store that has a bakery (where bread and cookies are packaged), u/Powerful-Ad3677, the kitchen's manager, found one specimen in a tub full of Cardioris amplifolium |
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Tox-001 |
#069 |
↕ Length 10mm |
Discovered online and acquired by nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
Preyed on miniature bread bag of MegaHouse series 36 set 7 ライ麦パンで朝ごはんセット, series 38 set 1 ご自慢食パンセット, set 2 朝食おすすめパンセット, set 6 ウキウキお買い物セット, set 7 くるくるシナモンブレッドセット, set 10 ふっくらディナーパンセット. |
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Tox-002 |
#070 |
↕ Length 10mm |
Discovered online and acquired by nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
Preyed on miniature bread bag in Re-Ment すみっコぐらし スーパーでおつかい set 5 "Flyer" |
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Tox-003 |
#071 |
↕ Length 10mm |
Discovered online and acquired by nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
Preyed on miniature bread bag in Re-Ment いっぱい買っちゃう!家ちかスーパー set 7 "Breakfast" |
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Tox-004 |
#072 |
not measured |
Acquired by Red Luminous |
Specimen image provided by Red Luminous [YouTube Channel] |
Preyed on a bag of miniature "stick bread" and "white roll bread" |
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Tox-007 |
#075 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Discovered by nickyjuju on Y2025-M05-D05 |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
nickyjuju found their specimen in "an oldish stash" from "an eco centre" in Canada. Analysing the markings AU01, the specimen either preyed on hosts containing frozen goods (assume 2025 August 01), or the specimen might have existed back in 2024 July (assume 2024 August 01). The latter theory is further supported by nickyjuju's findings regarding the similarity in markings when compared to H. zanclocytus specimens spotted in 2024 August, which closed bags of two-pack bread bags of the brand Compliments |
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Tox-008 Cavutergum-1 |
#076 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Discovered online by nickyjuju |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
Cavutergum species with a smaller oral groove than C. simplex; photo was uploaded to a stock photo platform in 2016, uploader appears to be a Thai national |
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Tox-009 |
#077 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Discovered and acquired by Kurisu in 2023 April, The Breadtag Project also acquired specimens; Received by HORG |
Specimen image provided by Kurisu |
Kurisu spotted specimens bearing amiculum preying on bags of potatoes in Coles in Sydney Australia; The Breadtag Project also received specimens from New Zealand, white specimens with amiculum likely preyed on potatoes bags based on markings, light tan specimens had unusual scars as if it had been attacked by something with tentacle suckers.
Specimen has been submitted by Kurisu and received by HORG, but this species is yet to be described |
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Tox-022 Palpatomimus |
#116 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
First found on host and acquired by nickyjuju on Y2025-M06-D12 |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
Palpatomimus species with a bigger oral groove similar to that of P. magnastoma, but the second oral furrow is wider than the combined width of both first oral furrows. Some researchers believe this species might be classified as a Mycognathid.
nickyjuju's specimens were found closing 3lb bags of gala apples of the brand Dole, imported from Chile. The specimens and their hosts were found in a Walmart Supercentre in Saint-Constant, Quebec, Canada. |
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Tox-010 |
#078 |
↕ Length 22.5mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Tox-011 |
#079 |
↕ Length 22mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and Team_Bees |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
Team_Bees acquired their specimen from an individual living in Pennsylvania |
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Tox-012 |
#080 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
Specimens acquired by The Breadtag Project were from Canada |
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Tox-013 Amydromorphus-4 |
#081 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by Red Luminous, Robyn, and nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
This species was not found on host until 2025 February 27, when nickyjuju spotted this species preying on Selection brand bags that contained two smaller bags of sliced white bread at a Super C store in Canada. The smaller inner bags were closed by P. utiliformis. Nickyjuju compared this species with Harpops zanclocytus and explained their differences in this graphic |
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Tox-014 Exomiphora-4 |
#082 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Discovered and acquired by Lily Fox, also acquired by Zin, nickyjuju, and zylle, Fen, Romart, and CaleChipz |
Specimen provided by Lily Fox, scanned by Kurisu |
Specimens were found preying on bags of hot dog rolls of the brand Dempster's and bags of bread in Costco in-store bakery in Canada. On 2025 February 27, nickyjuju discovered this species preying on Selection brand bags that contained two smaller bags of sliced Italian style white bread at a Super C store in Canada, the smaller inner bags were closed by P. utiliformis. On 2025 March 12, Fen found and rescured detached specimens on a campus in Canada, they believed the specimen initially preyed on Costco bags of bread as "a dining hall on campus ... sources a lot of food from Costco". On 2025 April 22, CaleChipz observed and acquired a specimen closing a big bag containing three smaller bags of multigrain rye sourdough bread of the brand Stonemill in a Costco store in Ontario, Canada, the smaller inner bags were closed by R. imitator |
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Tox-015 Coni-vip |
#083 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and Carsmaniac; Received by HORG |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
This species may have existed in Malaysia according to Kurisu's online research.
HORG received specimen of this species, abbreviated species name being Coni_vip, but a dedicated species entry page is yet to be set up, and full species name is still unknown |
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Tox-016 Coni-2 |
#084 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and Carsmaniac |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
This species possibly dates back to 2005 or earlier according to A. Lee's online research |
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Tox-017 Coni-3 |
#085 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
Specimens acquired by The Breadtag Project were from Sweden |
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Tox-018 |
#086 |
↔ Width 13-14mm; ↕ Length 33-34mm |
Acquired by Ruub |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu, including macula (left) |
Online research conducted by CaleChipz and A. Lee identified the host to be metal key rings, chained to miniature Frisian wooden shoes |
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Tox-019 |
#087 |
↔ Width 22.2mm; ↕ Length 33.3mm |
Acquired by SurroundedBySpoons; Received by HORG |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
Same height as P. mechadeus, preyed on bags of suction canister lid in a hospital in Madison, Wisconsin |
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Tox-020 |
#113 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by Bread Clip Dude |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
found detached, mixed in with other detached G. falx in a bag |
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Tox-021 |
#114 |
↕ Length 33.3mm |
First discovered by hamburgerhelper9211's family member, also acquired by andreww |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
one of hamburgerhelper9211's family member found the specimen on the floor of the bread isle at a Costco store in California, United States.
andreww observed specimens in Costco stores "attached the wire racks of bread", and closing two loaf pack bags of Artesano & Bimbo brands white bread
Has similar external morphology to species such as H. novicyanus, N. hemilaevis, N. vitripalpus, and Tox-007 #075
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Tri-001 Captospinula-A1 |
#088 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by A. Welby and C. Huning |
Specimen image provided by C. Huning |
A. Welby proposed the species name to be Captospinula teepeii |
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Tri-013 |
#101 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by u/ILikecatsandbreads |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
u/ILikecatsandbreads acquired specimens from bread bags found in Morrisons stores in the United Kingdom |
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Tri-002 Arcualatus-1 |
#089 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by RTC Studios, Carsmaniac (damaged specimen), and u/ILikecatsandbreads |
Artist impression of Carsmaniac's specimen in its full form, provided by Carsmaniac |
u/ILikecatsandbreads acquired specimens from bread bags found in Morrisons stores in the United Kingdom |
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Tri-003 |
#090 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
First acquired by C. Huning, first found on host by Kurisu's mother, later also acquired by Fooxxo, Kurisu, and EnochTorrent |
Specimen image provided by Kurisu |
Kurisu's mother found this species preying on bags of sliced bread and "Belgian chocolate milk stick" bread rolls of the brand 熱夢烘培 (Passion & Dreams Bakery) in a YATA store in Hong Kong on 2024 December 24. This is the first time this species has been found on host. Kurisu's friend later found bags of sliced bread of the same brand in a UNY store in Hong Kong on 2024 December 28. Kurisu returned to Hong Kong to investigate, who found specimens preying on 熱夢烘培 brand bread bags in YATA stores and on AEON's store brand bread bags |
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Tri-004 |
#091 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Tri-005 Scalpriscapula-1 |
#092 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Tri-006 Scalpriscapula-4a |
#093 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and Carsmaniac |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Tri-007 Scalpriscapula-5 |
#094 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project, Carsmaniac, and Zin |
Specimen image provided by Carsmaniac |
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Tri-008 Phoberoceros-A1 |
#095 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and MerryDeath |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Tri-009 Phoberoceros-A2 |
#096 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project and MerryDeath |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Tri-010 Tenuifalca-1 |
#097 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
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Tri-011 Carisma-1 |
#098 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by Lily Fox |
Specimen image provided by Lily Fox |
According to Lily Fox's informant, all specimens found were preying on bags of Latvian bread in a Latvian store in the United Kingdom, imported from Latvia |
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Tri-012 Dinonexus-2 |
#099 |
↕ Length 42.9mm |
None acquired yet |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu, markings not included |
Dinonexus species with the oral groove of C. simplistica, found in Fresh Hop Ale Festival 2021 as beer tokens |
Occlupanopsid
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C-Arc-001 |
#102 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by me_lon and Lily Fox |
Specimen image provided by me_lon |
All known specimens were found in Canada. On 2025 January 21, me_lon found many specimens with amicula detached in a box, likely destined to close bags that will be filled with candy, in a Fortinos store in Ontario. Lily Fox found a detached specimen on the road on 2025 March 02, and later found specimens preying on bags of sliced bread and bagels in an unspecified store on 2025 March 05. Lily Fox also spotted a container colony containing specimens of this species, M. renatusi, and A. threnetor, and detached macula believed to be previously attached to the M. renatusi specimens |
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C-Arc-002 |
#103 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Discovered by CaleChipz in 2024 December, acquired by nickyjuju in 2025 January |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
CaleChipz found specimens preying on Unbread brand bags of gluten free bread in freezing environment; nickyjuju found specimens preying on bags of white pita bread of the brand Adonis, both sightings made in Canada |
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C-Arc-003 Selidocyrtus-4 |
#104 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Discovered by Zin's acquaintance in 2024 December, later also acquired by CaleChipz |
Specimen image provided by CaleChipz |
C. viridis mimic, found in Canada. Zin's acquaintance believed their specimen preyed on a bag of carrots |
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C-Tox-001 Mirivorus-2 |
#105 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by nickyjuju, Team_Bees, CaleChipz, and Fen |
Specimen image provided by Team_Bees |
Mirivorus species with P. utiliformis oral groove, all known specimens were found in Canada. Nickyjuju first discovered specimens on Country Harvest brand bags of sliced bread in a Metro Plus store on 2024 August 07, and later on D'italiano brand bags of bagels. Nickyjuju also conducted a survey of their collection and found evidence of this species' existence as early as 2024 July 15. CaleChipz found and rescued their specimen outside a No Frills store in 2024 October. Team_Bees is in possession of a specimen as of 2025 January 12. Fen found and rescued a specimen next to a pile of broken glass in a parking lot in 2025 early March, the specimen appears to still be in good condition, despite being exposed to the elements for at least seven months (based on its markings AU12, which indicates the estimated expire date of its supposed host content on August 12) |
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C-Tox-002 Paniraptor-2 |
#106 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by u/FastBoySawnic and CaleChipz |
Specimen image provided by CaleChipz |
E. washingtonensis mimic; CaleChipz acquired their specimen in Canada |
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C-Tox-003 |
#107 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
H. chydaeus mimic, Specimens found in Canada on bread bags of the brand Auger |
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C-Tox-004 |
#108 |
same as A. limatulatis |
Acquired by Carsmaniac |
Specimen image to be added |
Carsmaniac: "similar to A. limatulatis, but with a larger oral groove, and sharper teeth, more closely resembling toxidentidae" |
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C-Tri-001 Octangulum-3 |
#109 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by Carsmaniac and The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by Carsmaniac |
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C-Tri-002 |
#110 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by u/Ok-Presentation2222 |
Vector graphics recreation of the species by Kurisu |
#101 mimic |
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C-Tri-003 |
#111 |
↕ Length 21.4mm |
Acquired by nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
P. acies mimic. Nickyjuju first discovered specimens preying on bread bags of the brand Auger in Canada in 2024 August. Nickyjuju conducted further online research and found a photo of this species likely taken in an industrial warehouse as early as 2021 April. |
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C-Tri-004 |
#112 |
↔ Width 21.4mm |
Acquired by Lily Fox |
Specimen image provided by Lily Fox |
Tempotortus & Pseudo-occlupanids (this section is still incomplete)
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Tempo-001 |
#005 |
↔ Width 4mm |
Acquired by AmyLeuWho, deo, CaleChipz, nickyjuju, and EnochTorrent; Received by HORG |
Specimen image provided by AmyLeuWho |
AmyLeuWho's specimen preyed on jewelry watch of the brand Explorer by Traditions, in Hobby Lobby stores in the United States; deo acquired orange and white specimens from a store selling watches in the United States; CaleChipz acquired a pink specimen in Canada |
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Tempo-002 |
#006 |
↕ Length 5.5mm |
Found by AmyLeuWho, no specimens have been acquired yet |
Specimen image provided by AmyLeuWho |
Preyed on jewelry watch of the brand Explorer by Traditions, in Hobby Lobby stores in the United States |
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Tempo-003 |
#007 |
↕ Length 5mm |
First found by AmyLeuWho, no specimens have been acquired yet |
Specimen image provided by AmyLeuWho |
Preyed on jewelry watch of the brand Explorer by Traditions, in Hobby Lobby stores in the United States |
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Tempo-004 |
#008 |
↕ Length 5mm |
Found by AmyLeuWho, no specimens have been acquired yet |
Specimen image provided by AmyLeuWho |
Preyed on jewelry watch of the brand Explorer by Traditions, in Hobby Lobby stores in the United States |
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Tempo-005 |
#009 |
↕ Length 5mm |
Found by AmyLeuWho, no specimens have been acquired yet |
Specimen image provided by AmyLeuWho |
Preyed on jewelry watch of the brand Explorer by Traditions, in Hobby Lobby stores in the United States |
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Tempo-006 |
#010 |
↕ Length 7.5mm |
Acquired by CaleChipz and nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by CaleChipz |
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Tempo-007 |
#011 |
↕ Length 7mm |
Acquired by deo, CaleChipz, and nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by CaleChipz |
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Tempo-008 |
#012 |
↕ Length 7mm |
Acquired by nickyjuju and The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
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Tempo-009 |
#013 |
↕ Length 6mm |
Acquired by nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
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Tempo-010 |
#014 |
↕ Length around 7.5mm |
Acquired by nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by nickyjuju |
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Tempo-011 |
#015 |
↕ Length 7mm |
Acquired by CaleChipz and nickyjuju |
Specimen image provided by CaleChipz |
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Tempo-012 |
#016 |
↕ Length 5.6mm |
Acquired by CaleChipz |
Specimen image provided by CaleChipz |
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Tempo-013 |
#017 |
↕ Length around 8mm |
Acquired by Slime Licker and CaleChipz |
Specimen image provided by CaleChipz |
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Tempo-014 |
#018 |
↕ Length 7mm |
Acquired by CaleChipz |
Specimen image provided by CaleChipz |
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Tempo-015 |
#019 |
↕ Length 6.5mm, ↔ Width 3.5mm |
Acquired by deo |
Specimen image provided by deo |
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Tempo-016 |
#020 |
not measured |
Acquired by Slime Licker |
Specimen image to be added |
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Tempo-017 |
#021 |
not measured |
Acquired by Slime Licker |
Specimen image to be added |
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Tempo-018 |
#022 |
↕ Length 5.5mm |
Acquired by nickyyuyu |
Specimen image provided by nickyyuyu |
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Tempo-019 |
#023 |
not measured |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
One side of the integument is green, either painted or a film attached |
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Tempo-020 |
#024 |
not measured |
Acquired by The Breadtag Project |
Specimen image provided by The Breadtag Project [Website] [Instagram] |
One side of the integument is green, either painted or a film attached |
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Tempo-021 |
#025 |
not measured |
Acquired by u/Eat_Your_Eggs |
Specimen image to be added |
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Tempo-022 |
#026 |
↕ Length 9mm |
Acquired by CaleChipz |
Specimen image provided by CaleChipz |
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Tempo-023 |
#027 |
↕ Length 6mm |
Acquired by CaleChipz |
Specimen image provided by CaleChipz |
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Tempo-024 |
#049 |
↔ Width 5mm |
Acquired by C. Huning, nickyjuju, and The Breadtag Project; Received by HORG |
Specimen image provided by C. Huning |
HORG received specimen of this species, abbreviated species name being Tempo_pecu, but a dedicated species entry page is yet to be set up. Scanned image file name suggests that this species might be categorised as Archignathid, and be grouped into the Genus Tempotortus, but the proposed species name of peculiaris seems to be accepted by HORG |
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Bruma-001 |
#117 |
↔ Width 14mm, ↕ Length 17mm |
Acquired by Meterlong Churro (FMCO) |
Specimen image provided by Meterlong Churro (FMCO) |
found in Horace, North Dakota on a white, pre-lit Christmas tree |