Armadillidium vulgare “St Lucia” are very colorful ranging from gray to orange with stripes. They establish fairly well in a vivarium and will be a great clean up crew once established. They also are a great source of calcium for your larger reptile, amphibians and invertebrates, but not poison dart frogs.
Our isopods are fed a delectable feast of nature’s finest ingredients that include freshly harvested carrots, zucchini, pumpkin, and squash. But we don’t stop there. To ensure their optimal health and vitality, we complement their vegetable delights with a specially crafted blend of Repashy products, including Bug Burger, Morning Wood, as well as Supreme Isopods Isopod Chow. We also provide them with bee pollen and calcium , nutrients that promote growth and enhance reproduction.
| Size | .75 inches (2cm) |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | Easy – Moderate |
| Origin | St Lucia |
| Substrate Conditions | Prefer wetter substrate with a dry area and good air flow |
| Activity Level | Non Burrowing and slow breeder |
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