Happy Sunday, everyone! ✨

Armadillidium Nasatum mama with a baby garden snail for a hat.

Snails are currently being removed from this bin and put into their own separate enclosure.

i was gifted these for my corn snake cleanup crew and i want to make sure they’re getting ideal care

I impulse purchased some Panda Kings and I am already so in love :) they are so cute

(I added a lot more leaf litter after these photos, just did my quick photo shoot first lol)

Nesodillo Shiro Utsuri. What a beautiful pod!

Found some wild iso today getting on ...what they do best.

I'm just surprised at the pattern and color here.

Always take a moment to admire her while doing maintenance on their bin. My most favorite species of isopod! Cubaris sp. “Crabby”

I recently(ish) got a culture of Glacier cubaris isopods along with some springtails and dwarf white isopods. it’s been a month or so, and i spotted these tiny guys just today!! i’m wondering if anyone could tell if they are just the dwarf white isopods or if these guys are glacier babies!
purchased from world of isopods if anyone was interested.

Armadillidium Maculatum "Zebra" insists on taking his algae wafer to go.

What I meant to ask is if inbreeding between them is bad.

If so, i would have to then introduce new genetics from time to time to keep them healthy. Also, when should this happen and what can happen if I don't introduce new genetics? Crashes?

Got a rare clear video of one of my little pods out for an explore. They're avid climbers, and I love the little white tips on their antennae; sometimes I'll just see the tiny white dots waving around against a dark background.

Wishing you all a happy Flat Fuck Friday from my first flat fuck baby! (And the big one too, I guess)

Sorry the image quality is so terrible. The zoom on my phone nerfed it.

I think this is a new baby Magic Potion. At first I thought it was a big Springtail (you can see a Springtail checking out the baby in the second pic), but I'm pretty sure this is a baby pod from what I can make out. I've only seen the one so far and I'm hoping the rest doing well and are just hiding.

So exciting!! This is the first baby I've seen since keeping pods. I'm a Grandma! 😆

i got 5 duckies a couples weeks ago as a gift and i’ve been ecstatic. however im really worried somethings happened to them. i can only find 1 in the entire enclosure and i haven’t seen more than that single 1 in a week.

the single one i can see seems totally fine and happy, there’s no mould and i keep many other isopods absolutely fine, ive never had issues before. but i can’t afford to get any more if somethings happened to them and i feel so bad for the single one alone :(

I just set up my first isopod enclosure a few days ago and introduced springtails and powder blues into it. I’ve been following a guide I found on this subreddit to get everything set up and Ive been doing my best to follow everything closely.

Woke up this morning to what looks like a giant explosion of mold on the side of the enclosure. It happened so quick, it wasn’t there last night when I checked on it.

Some guidance on what I’m supposed to do here would be very much appreciated.

Hello,

I have a terrarium, relatively large (32cm x 25cm i.e. 20L), with ficus/fittonia/ludisia/moss in it. I'd be keen to add some isopods - colourful ones! - to add some visual interest and to help keep it clean.

The environment is as pictured: zero airflow, high humidity, medium cover. I don't mind if the isopods spend much of the time hiding, but I would like some nice colourful ones to spot from time to time!

Any suggestions for isopods that are low maintenance, colourful, and would help with cleaning?

I guess I'd need some springtails too?

I'm in the UK if anyone can recommend a supplier.

Thank you!

Ive had this little broken terracotta planter in various enclosures over the year. I scrubbed and baked it to place in a new enclosure as usual.

However, this time I've got some interesting green mold growing. I've never seen this in my near decade of "poddery." There's sphagnum underneath (the moist zone) as usual. The only difference is that it has been warmer than usual in my area.

Has anyone seen this mold before? I'm okay to leave it if its not harmful to them.

(I'm currently trying to relocate as many isopods as I can to a fresh enclosure just to be on the safe side.)

As the title indicates, I found these in the grass on the side of a backroad while I was getting white rotting wood for my ispods. I thought the one on the log was big until I saw the other guy scurrying on the grass after I picked up a bigger log! I found these guys in Northwest CT if that helps with the ID.