
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
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.
Soil is kept here as a small substrate isopod, not a big bark-dweller. The mix should stay damp through the depth, with leaf litter on top and no standing water. If you only mist the surface, the layer they use still dries.
Fine decaying leaves, wood, and organic bits in the soil, plus calcium. A heavy protein feeding is wasted on a buried culture and grows mold.
You judge this culture by sifting a spoon of soil, not by looking at the lid. Growth depends on moisture. No brood count is recorded, and this listing is not claimed to be parthenogenetic.
A soil worker for a humid bioactive more than a pet you will watch. Different job from a Dairy Cow.
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.