u/Muted-Tailor7381

There is going to be a giveaway on Squirmypod's Creative Critters with $100 of pods being given to the person who invites the most people! Creating your own own invite link will also enter you into a roulette for $50 of pods!

Winners will be selected August 1st and isopods will be mailed late August.

Im having both Neanura growae and Yuukianura aphoruroides pop up when i Google them.

Be a good cleanup crew for some tropical isopods?

When I got my clowns there were already so.e springtails mixed in with them. However they have now been identified as tropical pinks. Are they well enough suited to living with A. klugii or should I look into adding some temperate whites in as well?

Looking for a good spot for some quality supplies and potentially isopods as Im a bit nervous about shipping in this heat

I'm offering them the detritivore repashy (as well as a small peace of yellow squash) but they haven't touched it.

I was just curious if anyone else who keeps them knows if they prefer anything in particular

I upgraded my clown's enclosure yesterday but the substrate was already moist when it came in.

The zoomed digital thermometer and humidity gauge i have says its above 90% (it said it was 50% just in my house.)

Im obviously not going to mist anything but will they be ok while the substrate dries out? Im aware that klugii like their dry end very dry. I'm worried one of them is going to try to molt while it's drying.

I'm not sure if I can leave the lid off to speed up the soil drying out bc I dont want any escapees.

Any help is appreciated! Thanks so much!

Looking for inspiration for my bins :)

Either care tips or fun facts! I'm making myself a little info card about them :D

All the brightly colored springtails i dee have been tropical. Are there any pretty temperate/arid ones i can put with my clown isopod?