Live 25ct Powder Orange Cream Isopods (Porcellionides Pruinosus) Cleanup Crew & Reptile Food - by TC INSECTS

Perfect! Keep me updated if y'all get in rubber ducky isopods!

Beautiful isopods, extremely easy use. Perfect for a bio active tank or keeping isopods.

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely fantastic company to work with. I had a slight problem and they immediately fixed it, no questions asked. My little guys are healthy and ready to go to work. I will definitely do business with TC Insects again and I highly recommend them.

The media could not be loaded. So cute! Beautiful color too! They arrived a day earlier than expected so I was super excited to get them in their new enclosure. Well packaged and you can tell they really care for them. Will buy more in the future!

Been about a month and a half since I got these and they have multiplied in my terrarium. Some have a brighter orange than others and they have been energetic since opening the container they came in. They had food to eat and air holes in the container which Im sure helped them arrive in good condition. A few died before I could move them to my terrarium which was a little sad but once they were in it and settled they have thrived and made offspring. Id suggest having theyre new home ready before they arrive.

I've ordered multiple times from this seller and always get a consistent quality. The isopods are always in good health and thriving. These orange creams are also very prolific breeders and all sport such a beautiful color. I ordered the orange creams from this seller and now have a huge culture of them. I highly recommend this particular sellerThey are a wonderful addition to my bioactive enclosures as a clean up crew. Also make great display pods for a few of my terrariums. I mainly use them and Zebras as my show of species. They are sensitive to light but under my enclosures that have a scheduled lighting system, they adjust and I see them out and about often during the day. In my culture enclosure that kept more in the dark, they tend to be more started and freaked out by any light until they adjust to the new environments after rehousing.

Mine died… all of them the second day even after I put them in a sterile container with dry leaf food and a spritz of mister water same water and same leaf food my other terrariums use. I think they either got heat stress or had a long haul to get to me. They were tossed out by my green house friend before I could get pictures or send them back.Just bad luck for me or bad timing.Just letting people knowJ

All alive and look just like the pictures!