
Porcellio bolivari
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No set pack size. A new colony usually does better with several animals than with one.
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Porcellio bolivari is a Spanish Porcellio with a drier lean than a tropical Cubaris and a slower life than Dairy Cow. Use a broad dry side, a dependable moss pocket, deep bark, and strong ventilation. They are often out at night and hidden by day.
Leaf litter and wood, calcium, and cautious protein. They can be shy at a food dish, so leaves matter more than a rich supplement.
Slower than laevis or scaber. A small starter can sit quietly for a long time before you see young. No brood count is logged.
A display Porcellio for someone past the first hardy colony. Not a fast cleaner and not a duckie.
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