Isopod setup

Clown Isopods are just like their wacky human counterparts: bright, colorful, and sure to stand out in a crowded scene. Exactly what you want from an isopod pet, right? That being said, their nuanced behaviors and environmental needs make them great in certain niche cases but not necessarily across the board. Read on to find out how to best care for these enigmatic critters and when to use them in a bioactive setup.

Leaf litter has long been a bioactive mainstay in the industry. It’s an easy way to add a touch of earthy color and texture, along with the critical bioactive fuel your terrarium (and its potential inhabitants) may need. So, in this guide, we’ll cover the different types of litter, plus important considerations in choosing and using leaf litter in various setups with reptiles, isopods, and more.

Good Morning, Reptilians! This week, we are talking all about a very important member of any bioactive cleanup crew - ISOPODS! We're setting up for and unbox...

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!

Isopods are common crustaceans often referred to as pillbugs or woodlice. They make great treats for pets, like geckos and frogs. Isopods can also be used to eat plant waste and clean a vivarium. While you can always go to a pet store and...

Elevate Your Isopod Care with the Ultimate Guide! Discover the #1 Armadillidium Vulgare Isopod Care Guide – your key to providing top-notch care for these charming critters. Dive into comprehensive keyword-relevant instructions on habitat setup, feeding, and maintenance IG PHOTO BY : isopodsource Isopod Care

Cohab (cohabitation) in relevance to invertebrates is a term used to describe housing multiple species in the same enclosure together. This is a practice that many keepers are interested in because it has shiny promises of observing many species interacting together in a single setup, as well as reducing the amount of setups required and maximizing the space used. After all, isopods are all pretty similar, right? Cohabbing is a practice that should only be used in very specific…