Lemon Berry
All isopods

Lemon Berry

Listed under this shop name. A species note has not been added yet.

Stand-in photo. This is not a picture of the colony in the bins.

$3 per isopod

How many1

No set pack size. A new colony usually does better with several animals than with one.

Open a label for the note on this listing. Brood counts are not taken from a census of these bins.

Habitat

Lemon Berry is kept as a humid, yellow-toned display isopod. Damp moss, leaf cover, and a less-wet corner. Yellow shells show desiccation quickly: a shriveled look means the wet side failed, not that the color faded.

Diet

Leaf litter and wood, calcium, and restrained extras. Do not feed brightly colored foods to 'keep them yellow.' Color is not a dye.

Breeding

Display-paced. Offspring may not all be equally yellow. This shop has no brood count for Lemon Berry.

A good fit

A color project for a humid bin. Not the colony to learn on, and not a promise that every baby matches the brightest adult.

Ordering

The price is for one isopod. Choose a count, then pay at checkout. Stripe test mode accepts 4242 4242 4242 4242 and does not charge a real card.

Additional information

  • These are raised isopods, not a wild-caught listing.
  • Please do not release them outdoors.
  • Animals in one request will be mixed sizes.
  • Each listing is priced for one isopod.

Shipping

  • A paid order holds the count. Live animals still wait on the weather before a box leaves.
  • The Stripe panel is a test checkout. It does not send the card to Stripe.
  • Someone needs to bring the box inside when it arrives. A written arrival guarantee is not offered here.

Cheyenne local pickup

  • Skip shipping and pick up in Cheyenne.
  • Choose Cheyenne pickup at checkout.
  • The shop confirms a time. Pickup does not print a shipping label.