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Giant Granulatum Isopods (Armadillidium granulatum) Giant Granulatum isopods are a large, impressive Armadillidium species known for their rounded body shape, textured shell, and classic pill-rolling behavior. Compared to smaller Armadillidium species, these isopods stand out for their size and sturdy build, making them a favorite among keepers who want a visually striking yet hardy isopod. This species is adaptable and beginner-friendly, doing well in bioactive enclosures and display cultures...

Panda king isopods. As a cubaris they prefer warmer temperatures. They enjoy deep substrate to burrow in. This colony has a tendency to throw a red morph.

Cubaris sp. Black isopods are an exotic, highly sought-after Cubaris variety known for their deep black coloration and classic pill-rolling behavior. Originating from tropical Cubaris lines, these isopods are especially popular among collectors due to their rarity, slower reproduction, and striking, uniform appearance. This species thrives in high-humidity, tropical setups and does best in well-established cultures with plenty of leaf litter, decaying wood, and hiding spaces. Cubaris isopods te...

Also known as “Smooth Isopods” can be found in warmer climates around the world. The are found on the coasts of the U.S. in the warmer areas.They are smooth and have been known to grow to 3/4″. They are prolific breeders and begin breeding before reaching full size.What you will get:12 Porcellio Laevis Dalmatian Isopods (mixed ages but mostly young)Vented Keeper to Keep them in.InstructionsNeeds:Housing:Any smooth sided container made of glass or plastic.Food: Leaves, fish flakes, Br...

Zebra isopods (Armadillidium maculatum) are a hardy, eye-catching species known for their bold black-and-white striping. They thrive in a ventilated enclosure with a dry side and a moist hide, feeding on leaf litter, decaying wood, and a calcium source. Great for bioactive setups, cleanup crews, or anyone looking to start a fast-growing, beginner-friendly colony.

A cute little isopod endemic to Spain. It has a cool 'marbled' coloration and are one of the few isopods known to stridulate. (they make a soft hissing noise)

Bright yellow springt

Powdery Blue IsopodsPorcellionides pruinosusFree Shipping via USPS Priority Mail With All Orders Over $35!This listing is for 25 Powdery Blue Isopods. We will provide a generous overcount for each order. Please ensure that someone is available to be home because this species likes it on the warm side. Very Easy to Care for.Super Fast Breeders.Each order comes with:*Food*Instructions

Armadillidium gestroi are a stunning and compact isopod species prized in the hobby for their tightly curled pill-roll ability and soft, panda-like banding. They are a great choice for keepers who want an active, engaging species that also functions well in bioactive setups. These isopods are medium-sized, easy to care for, and adaptable, making them suitable for both beginners and experienced keepers. They thrive in moist, well-ventilated substrate with good leaf litter and hiding spaces, and ...

This great little roach species has yet to be identified though is thought to at least be a member of the genus ​​​​​​​Neostylopaga. They are a colorful little roach with an overall dark black body with red racing stripes on the edges of the pronotum that continue through the thorax. The flash of a camera especially brings out the red coloration. These prefer a spacious enclosure since they can be antennae nippers in crowded conditions. They also require decent humidity and good...

The pale bordered field roach. A cute colorful and prolifric species. They would make a decent feeder.Ignore the current photo I didn't put that there. I'm currently waiting for more adults to mature to photograph.

Porcellio laevis

Gene Machine Isopods are a high-contrast designer morph known for their bold, machine-like striping and intense coloration. With sharp pattern separation and vibrant tones layered over a dark base, this morph looks almost engineered — which is exactly how it earned the name. These isopods are an excellent choice for breeders looking to work with strong, visible genetics, as well as keepers who want a visually striking clean-up crew for display enclosures.Care Overview Humidity: Moderate to...

The Cuban Burrowing Roach hails from Cuba. This great roach is very easy to breed and care for. They cannot climb and they do not fly. They look similar to Roth’s Burrowing Roaches but Cuban’s are smaller, faster and easier to breed.Adult Size: 1.5″ to 2″Mode of Birth: Ovoviviparous.Temperature Requirements: 70-85 degrees Fahrenheit.Air Humidity: Drier sideSubstrate Humidity: Slightly damp but can fair well in drier conditions. They seem to prefer damp bedding.Favorite Foods: Fish...

Common Names: Red Runner Roach, Turkestan Roach Looking for a fast-breeding, high-energy feeder insect? Red Runner Roaches are one of the most popular choices for reptiles, amphibians, arachnids, and other insectivores. Known for their speed, strong feeding response, and excellent reproduction rate, they’re a go-to feeder for keepers who want consistent production and great nutrition.  Why Red Runners? Fast breeding & high yield – Excellent for building your own feeder colony Gr...

Hoffmannseggi are a large spanish Isopod that should be housed in a container with 75% of the bedding kept dry and about 25% of the bedding kept damp so that they can access moisture when they need it.  Place dry tree bark and branches in the container so that they can climb and hide.  The babies like to hide.They love fish food flakes and bee pollen and sometimes carrots.They need good airflow and should not be crowded.  Overcrowding will stop them from breeding and may even result in canni...

They are hardy and prolifric. They breed like vulgare. 

Grow Your Own Crickets and Save $$$!Our easy to use kit, which comes with detailed instructions will allow you to grow all of your own crickets.                                  A complete setup to breed crickets. Its primary goal is to provide a convenient and economical source of crickets for feeding reptiles and amphibians. It is so easy that even a novice may successfully breed crickets.Complete instructions provided. No incubator or extra equipment required. Less than a d...

Weevil time! A grain pets. Does well on white rice, very cute.

A pure locality of klugii. They are prolifric when kept right, active, and brighting colored. They are a great display species and would make a decent clean up crew in the right conditions.