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One of the most popular Porcellio isopods, the Porcellio Echinatus isopods also known as Pill Bugs originate from the European region. These spikey isopods are Portugal natives and make a great option for isopod collectors who want to house medium-sized isopods. They are prolific breeders and easy to keep isopod species. These high-end Porcellio isopods have a bumpy and drastically textured appearance. They are ultimate clean up crew members. The Porcellio Echinatus Isopods are even more bumpy than the Porcellio Scaber species.  A Glimpse Origin: Portugal, Europe Scientific Name: Porcellio Echinatus Difficulty: Low Rarity: Low Temperature: 72 to 82℉ Size: 8mm Humidity: 70 to 80% Favourable Foods: Leaf litter, decaying wood, fish food, calcium An Overview Porcellio Echinatus isopods are beginner-friendly isopods well-known to be an easy to care addition to terrarium and vivarium setups. These spiky isopods are acclaimed by collectors as well as enthusiasts for their distinctive appearance.    Porcellio Echinatus isopods make an excellent choice for beginners. These textured Porcellio isopods have a rugged and charming appeal. They have a hardy texture that can add a touch of intrigue to your isopods’ collection.    Porcellio Echinatus isopods can be low-maintenance pets. These hardy isopods are smaller than scaber isopods. They are excellent cleaners. These European isopods can tolerate semi-arid environments.    These Porcellio isopods can also thrive in moist tropical environments. The Porcellio Echinatus isopods can grow up to a length of 8mm. The Porcellio Echinatus isopods look like someone took the Scaber isopods and compressed them.    These European Porcellio isopods feed on leaf litter as well as dead insects. You can regularly feed these Porcellio isopods rotting wood as well as shrimp. Basic Care You can use the following instructions and tips to provide the best care to the Porcellio Echinatus isopods. You can use terrariums with semi-arid setups to house the Porcellio Echinatus isopods. Maintain the container’s temperature within 72 to 82℉. Don’t keep the enclosure in direct light.  The Porcellio Echinatus isopods can also tolerate moist and tropical setups. You can feed them a balanced diet which includes different types of forest materials and additional supplements of calcium. Feeding Porcellio Echinatus eat materials such as decaying wood as well as decaying matter like leaf litter. You can also feed them additional supplements such as calcium and fish food. Porcellio Echinatus isopods are cuttlefish bone lovers. Food items like limestone can help isopods grow. You can always feed the Porcellio Echinatus isopods ample sources of calcium.  Appearance And Behavior The Porcellio Echinatus isopods are medium-sized isopods. It can grow up to 8mm. Porcellio Echinatus isopods have a spiky appearance. Their dark brown colored bodies with a textured appearance resembles the Scaber isopods a lot.  These Porcellio isopods are the ultimate clean-up crew members.  Porcellio Echinatus isopods are easy to maintain. Porcellio Echinatus isopods have a prolific nature. Habitat Porcellio Echinatus isopods prefer semi-arid to tropical environments. They need moderate ventilation in order to thrive. These Porcellio isopods grow well in groups. You can house the Porcellio Echinatus isopods in warm as well as dry environments. These little creatures love hiding spots in a terrarium setup.  Substrate Mix The substrate mix of Porcellio Echinatus isopods include leaf litter and decaying wood. These Scaber-like isopods can thrive in a bioactive setup with a substrate mix that includes sphagnum moss. You can also add coconut fiber as well as organic compost in the substrate mix of the Porcellio Echinatus isopods. Add sufficient sources of calcium inside the enclosure, like limestone, as well.

Corcyraeum silver isopods are a rare and visually stunning species. The best feature of these isopods is their friendly nature, which makes them ideal even for beginner, newkeeper and hobbyist to keep them. Their ability to thrive in moderate humidity and slow reproduction rate makes these isopods a preferred choice. Creating a suitable habitat and giving them a healthy and active life is possible. Also, their striking silver appearance and fascinating behavior cannot be overlooked. Corcyraeum Silver Isopods: A Glimpse Origin: Greece Scientific Name: Armadillidium corcyraeum Difficulty: Beginner-friendly Rarity: Rare Temperature: 20–25°C Size: 1.5–1.8 cm Humidity: Medium Favorable Foods: Decaying wood, soft-bodied plants, leaf litter, and fish food. An Overview Originating in Greece, Corcyraeum Silver Isopods are fascinating creatures that play a crucial role in ecosystems. These isopods have distinctive property of breaking down organic matter which maintains the soil health in their natural habitat. With unique metallic silver coloration, they stand out from other isopod species. A popular choice among isopod enthusiasts and keepers, taking care of these little creatures is easy. Due to moderate humidity requirements, and manageable size, keepers don’t have to do much to keep them as pets.  Since Corcyraeum Silver Isopods are rare in the pet trade, enthusiasts treat them as a prized possession. So, if you are looking for resilient creatures suitable for beginner and experienced keepers, opt for Corcyraeum Silver Isopods. Corcyraeum Silver Isopods: Basic Care Meeting the environmental needs of Corcyraeum Silver Isopods is simple if you follow the guidelines below. Corcyraeum Silver Isopods prefer temperatures between 20 and 25°C, so maintain the same. A medium humidity level helps keep your isopods healthy. A proper ventilation to prevent mold growth. This ensures proper airflow and no negative impact on the colony.  Keep your isopods in a well-ventilated container and a mix of moist and dry areas to balance their habitat conditions. Mist the enclosure lightly once or twice weekly and add proper hiding spaces. These are crucial for their well-being. Corcyraeum Silver Isopods: Feeding As detritivores, feeding on decaying organic matter is what Corcyraeum Silver Isopods do. This is the reason, why you should provide them a diverse diet, so it maintains their optimal health and growth. Their favorite food sources include leaf litter, decaying wood, soft-bodied plants, sweet potatoes, apple slices, and bananas. For calcium sources, give cuttlebone or crushed eggshells. For protein, adding fish flakes and dried shrimp is a good idea. Corcyraeum Silver Isopods: Appearance & Behaviour Corcyraeum Silver Isopods feature a metallic silver or light gray coloration, which gives them a striking reflective look.  Corcyraeum Silver Isopods have a smooth, segmented exoskeleton like other Armadillidium species. This allows them to roll into a ball and save themselves from threats. Social creatures are Corcyraeum Silver Isopods. They gather around food sources and engage in grooming activities, which is common among the species.  Not burrowing extensively, Corcyraeum Silver Isopods prefer to stay on the substrate surface or hide under objects like bark and rocks. Thriving in groups, non-aggressive are Corcyraeum Silver Isopods. Corcyraeum Silver Isopods: Habitat Mimicking their natural habitat is possible if you balance moisture and dryness inside the enclosure. To keep your isopods comfortable, create a semi-humid setup with good airflow. Using a well-ventilated container or terrarium is a good idea. However, adding elements like cork bark, leaf litter, and decaying wood is essential for their well-being. Also, it regulates their humidity needs. Corcyraeum Silver Isopods: Substrate Mix A crucial aspect is the substrate mix. To ensure your isopods live comfortably, keep it slightly damp. Mist the enclosure whenever necessary and check the moisture level. A recommended substrate mix includes coconut fiber, decaying wood, leaf litter, sphagnum moss, sand, crushed eggshells, and cuttlebone.

An excellent addition to an isopod collection is Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods because of their unique care requirements and interesting behavior. Different from other isopod species, a low humidity environment is what Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods need to thrive and grow. Proper temperature and ventilation are required to boost your isopods’ healthy life and a balanced diet rich in nutrients. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced keeper, keeping Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods as pets is a rewarding experience. Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods: A Glimpse Origin: France and Spain Scientific Name: Porcellio duboscqui troglophila Difficulty: Easy Rarity: Not Rare Temperature: 22–26°C Size: Up to 2.8 cm Humidity: Low Favourable Foods: Alder leaves, dried river shrimp, and forest humus An Overview Native to France and Spain, Duboscqui Troglophila isopods are nothing less than fascinating terrestrial crustaceans. They are not difficult to care for and are ideal for beginners and novices.  They grow up to 2.8 cm in size and prefer low humidity. To ensure they thrive better, maintain a temperature range between 22°C and 26°C.  Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods are rare, but their unique coloration makes them stand out from other isopod species. A red or orange skirt is common in most, but not all, Duboscqui Troglophila isopods.   Although care requirements are less, a well-maintained environment is essential for them to thrive. Their natural habitat boasts rocky terrains, dry leaf litter, and decomposing organic matter, so you should provide them, too. Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods: Basic Care Following the right care tips helps create a comfortable life for your isopods. Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods like a warm environment. So, maintain the temperature range between 22 °C and 26°C and keep it stable. Maintain low humidity levels, but use sphagnum moss so your isopods stay hydrated. A well-ventilated terrarium is essential for Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods. Use bark, rocks, and dried leaves to create a naturalistic habitat and hiding spots. Proper airflow prevents excessive moisture buildup, so mold or bacteria don’t grow. Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods: Feeding Decomposing organic material is essential for Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods to grow and reproduce. Provide alder leaves to mimic their natural diet and provide important nutrients. Dried river shrimp is the best choice for protein because it enhances their overall growth. Forest humus, rich in minerals, helps in digestion and general health. As for occasional supplements, give cuttlebone, as it strengthens their exoskeleton. Providing these food items regularly ensures your isopods receive the necessary nutrients. Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods: Appearance And Behaviour Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods grow up to 2.8 cm, which is large for other isopod species. Their bodies have a muted grey or brownish hue, which helps them blend into their surroundings. Some of these isopods may also have an orange or red skirt. Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods have a rough exoskeleton, which protects them from threats and also retains moisture. Active scavengers constantly searching for organic matter is what Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods do. Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods: Habitat Recreating their natural habitat helps you maintain a thriving colony. In the enclosure, mimic these conditions using the right substrate mix so your isopods are happy and healthy. Also, a dry environment and plenty of hiding spots are essential. These isopods prefer nocturnal creatures, dim lighting, or darkness. A well-structured habitat ensures your isopods are secure and exhibit natural behaviors without stress. Duboscqui Troglophila Isopods: Substrate Mix A well-balanced substrate mix provides nutrition and the right environmental conditions. The mixture should support their health and promote natural burrowing behaviors. A recommended mix includes organic compost, alder pellets, pesticide-free hardwood leaves, and oak leaves. Also, add some cork bark pieces and coconut fiber brick so your isopods live comfortably.

A striking three-colored isopod species for intermediate keepers Daxin tricolor isopods represent one of the more visually distinctive Cubaris sp. varieties available to keepers today. These small isopods, reaching approximately 1.5 cm in size, display a unique pattern of three distinct colors across their segmented bodies — a trait that sets them apart from standard monochrome species in most collections. What Makes Daxin Tricolor Special Unlike many common isopod species, the Daxin tricolor offers genuine visual appeal through its natural coloration. Originating from China, this Cubaris sp. has gained recognition among keepers who appreciate both aesthetics and manageable care requirements. Key characteristics: Distinctive tricolor pattern across body segments Compact size at 1.5 cm adult length Defensive rolling behavior when threatened Peaceful colony structure with minimal aggression Shy, substrate-dwelling nature These isopods spend most daylight hours hidden within the substrate, emerging primarily during evening and night hours. This behavior is natural and should be expected — they’re not a species for constant visual entertainment. Care Requirements That Matter Daxin tricolor isopods require specific conditions to thrive, making them suitable for keepers with some experience. All our isopods are bred under carefully controlled conditions to ensure they adapt well to home setups. Essential habitat needs: Secure terrarium with proper ventilation Substrate depth of 5-8 cm for burrowing Multiple hiding spots using bark, rocks, and leaf litter Consistent moisture levels without waterlogging Temperature stability within appropriate ranges The substrate mix should combine organic soil or coco coir as a base, supplemented with leaf litter, decayed wood pieces, and a mineral component like sand or clay. This combination provides the right conditions for molting, breeding, and daily activities. Breeding Colony Success When provided with the right conditions, Daxin tricolor isopods can establish stable breeding colonies. Our breeding colony stock demonstrates reliable reproduction rates compared to some more sensitive Cubaris species. What to expect: Gradual colony growth rather than explosive population increases Mixed age groups in healthy colonies Peaceful cohabitation with minimal territorial issues Regular molting cycles indicating good health Breeding success depends heavily on consistent environmental parameters. Problems typically arise from humidity fluctuations, inadequate hiding spots, or poor substrate conditions rather than species-specific difficulties. Realistic Expectations for Keepers Daxin tricolor isopods are not the most active or visible species available. Their shy nature means you’ll see them primarily during feeding times or when disturbing the substrate. This species suits keepers who appreciate subtle beauty and don’t need constant interaction. Best suited for: Intermediate to experienced keepers Bioactive terrarium cleanup crews Collectors seeking unique coloration Those who enjoy observing natural behaviors Consider other species if you want: High activity levels throughout the day Beginner-friendly care requirements Large, easily visible isopods Ordering and Availability Our Daxin tricolor stock includes mixed sizes to help you start a balanced colony. Each order contains a group of isopods at various life stages, which is perfect for establishing a breeding population. Order details: Mixed size groups for colony establishment Live arrival guarantee on all orders We ensure all our isopods receive proper care before shipping. Orders are typically ready within our scheduled timeframes, and we’re happy to share specific care guidance for your setup. Common Questions Are these suitable for beginners? Daxin tricolor isopods require more attention to environmental details than hardier species. We recommend starting with more forgiving varieties if you’re new to isopod keeping. How quickly do colonies grow? Under the right conditions, you can expect gradual but steady population growth. Don’t expect rapid multiplication — healthy, sustainable growth takes time. What if I discover issues after receiving my order? Contact us immediately. We stand behind our stock quality and will work to resolve any legitimate concerns. Start Your Collection Daxin tricolor isopods add genuine visual interest to any collection while remaining manageable for keepers willing to provide proper care. Select your preferred quantity and add these distinctive isopods to your home terrarium setup. Ready to discover what makes these tricolor beauties special? Browse our current stock and find the perfect group size for your space.

Murina Anemone Isopods is a small-sized Cubaris species native to Asia. Predominantly found in tropical and subtropical regions of the Southeast Asia region, this species is still somewhat new to bioactive hobbyists and isopod enthusiasts. They have a dark orange colour and random dark splotches on the body. The beginner-friendly isopod can make precious pets because of its variable colour, from solid orange to solid black. The Murina Anemone Isopods are found in shaded and humid environments. These Asian isopods are adaptable and hardy isopods. These beautiful isopods thrive in tropical and arid environments.  A Glimpse Origin: Asia, North America  Scientific Name: Cubaris sp. Difficulty: Low Rarity: Low Temperature: 22 to 28℃ Size: 11 to 22 mm Humidity: 60 to 80% Favourable Foods: Decaying Leaves, Lichen An Overview Murina Anemone Isopods make interesting and beloved pets because of their small size. These Cubaris isopods are native to Asia and the United States (Florida). These Cubaris sp isopods are characterized by their orange-coloured body with black blotches all over.    These South East Asia natives are a mutation of Cubaris Murina isopod. These elegant Cubaris isopods resemble the “Lava” P.Scaber morph in colour. These easy-to-maintain and easy-to-breed isopods can grow from 11mm to 22mm in size. The Murina Anemone Isopods have a hard exterior.    Murina Anemone Isopods are mediumly humid environment thrivers. These Cubaris isopods need a terrarium setup with 60 to 80 percent humidity. As the original climate of Murina Anemone Isopods ranges from tropical to arid, they can grow well in bioactive setups with similar environments.    The Murina Anemone Isopods make ideal pets because of their easy-to-care nature and a high tolerance for variable environments, including subtropical ones. Feeding the Murina Anemone Isopods is not difficult either. The Murina Anemone Isopods can be fed decaying wood and leaf litter. Basic Care You can use the following instructions and tips to provide the best care to Murina Anemone Isopods. You can use an enclosure setup with a medium level of humidity to house the Murina Anemone Isopods. It is essential to ensure the Murina Anemone Isopods get sufficient protein and organic fresh veggies supply twice a week.  Don’t keep the enclosure in direct light. Make use of a substrate mix with decaying wood and lots of leaf litter to meet the needs of Murina Anemone Isopods. You can increase the temperature within the terrarium setup by putting a tank heater on the side of the enclosure.  Feeding Murina Anemone Isopods Murina Anemone Isopods are relatively easy-to-handle species when it comes to feeding. The Murina Anemone Isopods can feed on leaf litter and decaying wood. These Cubaris isopods consume protein sources and organic fresh vegetables at least twice a week. You can also feed Murina Anemone Isopods, cuttlefish bone, and sphagnum moss.  Appearance And Behaviour Murina Anemone Isopods thrive in medium to high-humidity environments. They can make suitable pets for beginners because they are easy to handle and breed as well.  These orangish-coloured isopods resemble the “Lava” P.Scaber morph in colour. These Cubaris isopods have dark-coloured blotches all over the body. These are highly adaptable as well as hardy isopods.  Habitat The Murina Anemone Isopod is a species recognized for its active nature in the day and night. These Cubaris isopods are socializing isopods that can be kept alongside other species in colonies. Reclusive at first, the Murina Anemone Isopods become bolder as their colony increases.  Substrate Mix The Murina Anemone Isopods will need a substrate mix with leaf litter, deadwood pieces, organic fresh vegetables, and calcium supplements like cuttlefish bone. Isopod collectors can even add sphagnum moss and dried leaves within the bioactive terrarium setup. 

Caramel Cream Isopods are small-sized are small-sized species native to Thailand. Naturally occurring in the tropical Asian region, the Caramel Cream Isopods need high temperatures to thrive. They have a unique creamy and caramel colour, perfect for any terrarium setup. The capsule-shaped Caramel Cream Isopods have calm behaviour and are easy to care for beginners. The Caramel Cream Isopods have a less aggressive nature compared to other isopods. These Cubaris sp isopods will pose no danger to other animals in a terrarium setup.  A Glimpse Origin: Thailand Scientific Name: Cubaris sp. Difficulty: Low Rarity: Very rare Temperature: 22 to 28℃ Size: 2 to 3 cm Humidity: 60 to 80% Favourable Foods: Crushed Eggs Shells, Dry Leaves An Overview Caramel Cream Isopods make interesting and beloved pets because they are very rare to find. These Caramel Cream Isopods are Thailand species characterized by their white and striped appearance. The Caramel Cream Isopods have a capsule-like body shape with a segmented armor.    These tropical Asian origin natives have a somewhat calm and active nature. These elegant Caramel Cream Isopods are initially transparent and acquire their characteristic colouration over time. These easy-to-keep Cubaris sp isopods are small-sized species that can grow from 2 to 3 cm in size.    Being a mediumly humid environment thrivers, the Caramel Cream Isopods need a terrarium setup with medium humidity level. As the original climate of the Caramel Cream Isopods is tropical, they can grow in humid and warm environments at the same time.    The Caramel Cream Isopods make ideal pets because of their contribution towards the cleanliness of the terrarium’s ecosystem. Feeding the Caramel Cream Isopods is not difficult either. These isopods’ main food source is crushed eggshells and calcium-rich foods.    Caramel Cream Isopods are peaceful species. They can coexist with other species in the terrarium setup without any conflicts. These stunning isopods pose no danger to plants inside the terrarium.  Basic Care You can use the following instructions and tips to provide the best care to Caramel Cream Isopods. You can use an enclosure setup with a medium humidity level to house the Caramel Cream Isopods. It is essential to ensure the Caramel Cream Isopods get calcium-rich foods in the form of crushed egg shells. Don’t keep the enclosure in direct light.  Make use of a substrate mix with decaying organic matter and plant debris to meet the needs of Caramel Cream Isopods.  Feeding Caramel Cream Isopods Caramel Cream Isopods are relatively easy Cubaris species when it comes to feeding. The Caramel Cream Isopods can feed on decaying organic matter such as dry leaves and wood. They are fond of plant debris. These Cubaris isopods consume coconut fiber. They also consume leaf litter as found in the natural environment.  Appearance And Behaviour Caramel Cream Isopods thrive in medium to high-level humidity conditions.  These Cubaris sp isopods can be suitable choice for beginners because they are easy to keep and also easy to breed.  Caramel Cream Isopods are small-sized cute little isopods with capsule-like appearance.  These creamy white coloured isopods resemble milk chocolate in appearance.  You can make them stay alongside other species because they are peaceful isopods that will not cause conflicts.  Habitat The Caramel Cream Isopods is a species recognized for its milky-white color and calm nature. The Caramel Cream Isopods can live beside other species and plants in the terrarium in harmony. They are born alive unlike species that hatch from eggs.  Substrate Mix The Caramel Cream Isopods will need a substrate mix with coconut fibre mix and leaf litter to retain moisture within the terrarium setup. Isopod collectors can add natural supplements like decaying organic matter and plant debris for their growth. They can even add non-chlorinated water in a small dish within the setup. 

Trachelipus Trilobatus are medium-sized species that are native to Russia. Predominantly found near the Black Sea, these flat isopods have a hard exoskeleton. They have a greyish pattern and orange-tinged ring at the base of their exoskeleton. The beginner series isopod can make precious pets even for experienced isopod collectors. The Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods are also found on the coast of Turkey and Georgia in abundance. These Romanian isopods resemble the Porcellio Spatulatus Coros species a lot. These beautiful isopods thrive in mediumly humid environments. A Glimpse Origin: Russia, Eastern Europe (Romania) Scientific Name: Trachelipus Trilobatus Difficulty: Easy Rarity: High Temperature: 18 to 26℃ Size: 2 cm to 4 cm Humidity: Medium Favourable Foods: Cuttlebone, eggshells, decaying leaves An Overview Trachelipus Trilobatus make beloved and interesting pets because they are rare to find. These Trachelipus isopods are Russian and Romanian species characterized by their greyish pattern and orange-tinged ring at the base of their exoskeleton.    These Eastern European natives have a somewhat flat appearance. These elegant Trachelipus isopods resemble the Porcellio Spatulatus Coros isopods. These easy-to-keep and easy-to-breed isopods are medium-sized species that can grow from 2cm to 4cm in size.    Being a mediumly humid environment thrivers, the Trilobatus Isopods need a terrarium setup with medium to high levels of humidity. As the original climate of the Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods is subtropical, they can grow in warm weathered and hard wintery setups conveniently.    These iso odsmake ideal pets because of their fast breeding capabilities and a high tolerance for colder environments. Feeding the Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods is not difficult either. These isopods do not have any kind of fixed diet. The Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods can be fed decayed wood, cuttlefish bone, and limestone.    Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods are fast breeders. They can produce large numbers under suitable environmental conditions. These stunning isopods have excellent breeding capabilities. Basic Care For Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods You can use the following instructions and tips to provide the best care to the Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods. You can use an enclosure setup with a medium level of humidity to house the Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods. It is essential to ensure the Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods get sufficient calcium supply through supplements like cuttlefish bone.  Don’t keep the enclosure in direct light.  Make use of a substrate mix with vegetable peels and wood pieces to meet the needs of the Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods. Feeding Trachelipus Trilobatus are a relatively easy species when it comes to feeding. The Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods can feed on staple diets like decaying wood and leaf litter. They are not fond of a certain type of food. These Isopods consume dried vegetables and vegetable peels as found in the natural environment.  Appearance And Behaviour Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods thrive in medium to high humidity conditions. They can be a suitable choice for beginners because they are easy to keep and even easier to breed isopods.  Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods are medium-sized isopods with a flat appearance. These greyish-orange coloured isopods resemble the Porcellio Spatulatus Coros in appearance. You can make an ample amount of hiding spots because they are highly preferred by the Trachelipus Trilobatus. Trachelipus Triobatus Isopods Habitat The Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods is a species recognized for its fast breeding capabilities. The Trachelipus Trilobatus can live beside other species and animals in an enclosure. They are not scavengers and can keep a vivarium setup clean.   Substrate Mix These isopodswill need a substrate mix with wood pieces, leaf litter, vegetable peels, and more. Isopod collectors can add natural supplements of wood and leaves within the setup. Oyster shells are essential supplements for their growth. Add only pesticide free supplements inside the enclosure because they can pose a huge risk for the Trachelipus Trilobatus Isopods.