Isopod breeding

Interested in breeding isopods? Whether breeding them as pets or cleanup crews our guide for successful isopod breeding will help.

Tropical springtails are small isopods that make food source for many insects. Isopod Specialist is an online store that has live springtails for sale.

Learn more about what to feed isopods and how to do it at XYZreptiles.com . We cover what isopods can eat and more about these crustaceans!

Panda King Isopods (Cubaris sp) are found in Vietnam's humid caves, just like the beloved and elusive Rubber Ducky Isopod. Many beginner isopod farmers are taken back by the overall cost to purchase a starter colony of these "designer isopods."

Cubaris PhiPun Tiger Isopods For Sale Cubaris "PhiPun Tiger" is believed to be a locality of the Cubaris "Red Tiger." This is a really lovely isopod with some variable patterning and color. This species is fairly surface active, and hides/burrows less than other Cubaris species. They prefer to congregate on bark and flat surfaces rather than burrowing. They breed and grow rather quickly compared to other fancy Cubaris species. I highly recommend culturing these separately if using in a…

Dairy Cow Isopods (Porcellio laevis) have become fascinating isopods to breed and observe daily. In general, these isopods seem to be as hardy and robust as their environment and food sources allow them to be.

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White springtails (Collembola sp.) are useful insects and a great addition to a nutritious diet for small frogs, fish, small geckos and other small insectivores. Alongside being a proper food source, springtails are also very useful as clean-up crew and can be the janitors of your terrarium, vivarium or paludarium. After knowing this breeding method, you never rebuy springtails, and still having this precious insect always available from your own culture for many years.

When you get isopods, there are bound to be offspring. What to do if the isopod terrarium gets too full?

Shiro Utsuri Isopods are fast becoming a fan favorite, and I can honestly see why. Named after an ornamental breed of Japanese koi fish, these critters are anything but zen. They’re one of the most active, friendly, and cute isopods you’ll ever find. Seriously, these things are hilarious! And they’re pretty easy to keep, too – could these be your perfect pet isopod? (Spoiler alert: I think they’re ours). Read on to learn how to care for these curious critters and culture them for…