Originally from Montenegro, Kluggi Pudding Isopods are increasingly becoming popular as a cleanup crew member. The beginner-friendly Armadillidium isopods have a distinctive appearance that can generate curiosity in the minds of their potential pet owners. Their pudding-like appearance and bioactive potential make them a great fit for terrariums. These small-sized species can thrive in terrariums with low humidity. They are highly sought-after isopods in comparison to other isopods. These beautifully patterned species can make a valuable addition to an isopod enthusiast’s collection. These exotic and low-maintenance isopods can be bred as pets by newbies.

Kluggi Pudding Isopods: A Glimpse

• Origin: Montenegro

• Scientific Name: Armadillidium Kluggi

• Difficulty Level: Low

• Rarity: High

• Temperature: 70 to 90℉

• Size: 2.1cm

• Humidity: 40% to 50%

• Favorite Foods: Plant matter, mushrooms, pulverized grains

An Overview

Kluggi Pudding Isopods are also famously renowned by the name Armadillidium Kluggi. This easy-to-care for isopods can be raised by beginners and enthusiasts alike. These Montenegro-based isopods have been categorized by their bioactive potential. They are kid-friendly isopods. They thrive in low humid environments. 

Kluggi Pudding Isopods appear deadly due to their white and yellow spots on a dark brown body. They look venomous, but they make safe pets. The notable thing about them is that they display no red markings, unlike Meteraninan Black Widow (Spider).

The small-sized Kluggi Pudding Isopods can be perfectly combined with springtails. This bioactive combination can keep the environment inside a terrarium clean. Kluggi Pudding Isopods loves eating magnolia pods as well as leaves. 

Kluggi Pudding Isopods should be fed a balanced recipe of proteins and plant matter. They need a semi-arid and temperate environment to grow. 

Basic Care

You can use the following instructions and tips to provide the best care to Kluggi Pudding Isopods.

• Kluggi Pudding Isopods need a reasonably ventilated enclosure to grow. 

• Kluggi Pudding Isopods are relatively easy to handle. They can be taken care of even by first-time isopod owners.

• These isopods shouldn’t be kept with predators because they can be eaten by invertebrates and reptiles. 

• These isopods cannot survive in wet environments. They enjoy occasional misting and warm temperatures. 

Feeding Kluggi Pudding Isopods

Kluggi Pudding Isopods feed on leaf powder, cuttlebone, and carrots. Some other common foods that Kluggi Pudding Isopods prefer to eat include potatoes and squash. You can feed a balanced combination of plant matter and proteins to them. You can always feed them decaying hardwood.

Kluggi Pudding Isopods: Appearance And Behavior

• Kluggi Pudding Isopods do not have red spots like the Meteraninan Black Widow spider, but it does resemble it due to the white and yellow spots on its dark brown body.

• The female Kluggi Pudding Isopods have a white cavity between their legs that develops when they reach adulthood. 

• Female Kluggi Pudding Isopods are larger in size than male Kluggi Pudding Isopods.

• The male Kluggi Pudding Isopods do not have white cavities like the female Kluggi Pudding Isopods.

• The behavior of Kluggi Pudding Isopods is non-docile. They are also not aggressive.

Kluggi Pudding Isopods: Habitat

Kluggi Pudding Isopods prefer dry, temperate, and less humid environments. You can use a reasonably-sized plastic terrarium to house them. The Kluggi Pudding Isopods are established quickly in a semi-arid vivarium or terrarium. These isopods have issues living in an extremely wet environment.

Kluggi Pudding Isopod: Substrate Mix

The substrate mix of Kluggi Pudding Isopods includes wet sphagnum moss, leaf litter, and bark. Keep the middle of the substrate moist. You can keep the opposite side of the substrate mix dry by adding only leaf litter on that side of the substrate. This substrate mix will give Kluggi Pudding Isopods essential space to osmoregulate.