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10× Lava Isopods (Porcellio scaber “Lava”) You’ll receive 10 healthy Lava isopods, known for their bold black-and-orange lava pattern and hardy nature. These isopods are easy to care for, reproduce well, and do great in bioactive enclosures or display cultures. ✔ Active & hardy ✔ Great cleaners for bioactive setups ✔ Excellent starter or collector species Shipped safely with care to ensure live arrival.

Porcellio laevis

Dairy Cow Isopods (Porcellio laevis) – 10ct Starter Culture Dairy Cow Isopods are one of the most popular and beginner-friendly isopods in the hobby! Known for their bold black-and-white spotted pattern (resembling a dairy cow , these fast-breeding and hardy isopods make an excellent addition to bioactive enclosures. They thrive in a variety of setups and are fantastic for:  Clean-up crews in reptile and amphibian enclosures  Breaking down waste, mold, and decaying plant matter ...

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...

These are gorgeous isopods and decently large too. They are great as a display and not too difficult as far as spanish porcellio goes.

Pure stock. A cool brown speckled morph of true laevis. Not the same species of dairy cows. Gotten straight from the isolator.

This a very cool morph and as spanish porcellio they get decently large too. They have very cool coloration and spots. They are great as a display and not too difficult as far as ornatus goes, I hear.

Pure stock of Porcelio scaber Orin's calico.Isolated and refined by Orin McMonigle, one of the ogs of the isopod hobby. This morph is so variable, its one of my favorites.

A cute little unidentifed species of isopod from over at Valencia, Spain. This line thows some interesting orangey grey colored pods. These are most likely not the undescribed porcellio species from Valencia, Spain with the long uropods, but another species. It maybe be the Porcellio incanus locality from Valencia that I hear is floating around but I haven't got it identified so I can not say for sure.

A cute locality of pruinosus. This line has some interesting colored individuals with orange skirting around the edges. Would be great for a cuc, or buying it to see if any new morphs pops out for a project.

One of the orange color morphs of Cubaris murina. I assume by the name it was isolated from stock found in Florida.

Pure stock of Porcelio scaber Dalmation isolated all the way back at around 2011. Gotten straight from the isolator.

Nice species of rather small fast breeding Porcellio. 

These are like scaber but bumpier, more voriacious and less skittish.They are very cute, great display pods and will breed like crazy. They have a very strong feeding response and will swarm food and try to drag it away. They will even play tug of war with smaller items.

These are the tiny blind ant pods. They wiggle their antennae so fast it seems like they are vibrating. These are very shy pods that do not like night. They are often found associated with ant nests. I am pretty sure that they are Platyarthrus but am not completely sure if these are aisensis, I never really got to iding them. These are definitly a different species than the ones formerly labeled aisensis from Cave Creek Canyon, Arizona, though. They are a lot smaller and the CCC ones antennae do...

These are a very small decently variable species of isopod. 

These are a very small tan species of isopod. They have a tendency to play dead. 

This is a very cute morph. They are black and white and tend to zoom around. They can roll up in to a whistle like shape. Some of them have orange butts. 

This is a very cute species. They are small and colorful

This is a very cute species. It is relatively slow breeding. Not to be confused with the other Red Edge/ Skirt species. These ones are smaller, less flat, darker in coloration, and tend to be shinier than the other species floating around in the hobby.