These adaptable isopods come in a variety of colors, from browns to grays to oranges!
This larger isopod species has a black and white pattern, and a voracious appetite!
These isopods have orange and white mottling, and can live just about anywhere!
These adaptable isopods' colors range from black to brown with white markings.Â
These drier climate isopods are white with specks of yellow, black, and sometimes brown.
These isopods look like little pandas! They prefer humid climates.
These isopods feature bright spots along their backs and make a great clean-up crew!
This isopod is huge! They prefer more arid environments, and reproduce fairly slowly.
These isopods have a muted purple color palette and require lots of substrate!
This black isopod has neon yellow markings, and is unusually large for its genus.
The classic. This cave-dwelling species looks like little duckies!
This isopod features beautiful orange and black markings.
This species features a unique color palette and appreciate very deep substrate.
These isopods make a great clean-up crew for temperate and tropical environments.
This isopod is one of the most difficult to find in the hobby. This black isopod has red/yellow stripes and resemble strikingly colorful bees.
Soil isopods are a deep brown with white antennae.
A morph of Panda King - these prolific isopods are orange and white!
These black isopods feature beautiful orange skirts.
Titans are the longest isopods we work with! They are a great first giant Porcellio species.
This is a color morph of the giant Porcellio Hoffmannseggii.
These gray isopods are covered in lime green spots.
ETA: August 2024
This arid species look like real pearls when they curl up!
ETA: October 2024
These are the largest rolling isopod on earth.
Expansus are large and gorgeously colored, but slow seasonal breeders.
These isopods are oddly shaped - they're so flat and wide!
These isopods look like a delightful cup of coffee.
These guys are HUGE and have a gorgeous yellow color.
These dwarf isopods have uniform spikes all down their bodies.
