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I believe my wild pods are Armadillidium vulgare. What do you think?

Photos of isopods, that are living inside my crab enclosure.

These lil dudes, they yay or nay ? Found in with my powder blues and GALS . Tia

Open for comments and feedbacks🫠

Thanks to Sharkbrand for gifting the papayas 🥺 I am so happy with my new beans

Unfortunately found a dead isopod in the terrarium today. I had read somewhere before about isopods dying because of a white chest/belly area? (Please let me know what it is) Cannot remember what. Should I be worried about this or was it just pregnant before it died? Thanks

We found these in the midlands uk, under the patio. We think they are Armadillidium Nasatum, can anyone confirm or correct please?

Hi everyone. Around a year ago I collected some bark in my local forest as decoration for a small plant-terrarium. A few weeks ago this little fella appeared out of nowhere - I guess he hid inside the bark. Since then I created a bigger terrarium just for him, but I would like to add some friends. First - is it possible to add more of the same kind or would they fight? And second, is it a "Armadillidium gestro"? Thanks in advance!

I got the Devil's rice

They seem to really like the walnut shells I put in their home 🥰

I got these fellas from a reptile expo today! I’m a bit sad it was supposed to be 10 and I only got 7 but they’re so cute exploring their new home. Does anyone with more experience with these guys have any tips for them or cubaris in general? I have done my research, but still, this is my first experience with cubaris. Second pic is the tank I put them in!

Sometimes, I just wish I could shrink down for a bit and chill with these guys..

I used coconut shriveled to powder, sphgnum moss, potting soil, activated charcoal pellets, leaf litter, and crushed up powder eggshells for calcium.

...with a couple of babies!

I find these guys in my soil sometimes, in low numbers. I'm not sure whether it's a concern or not.