Zebra Isopods (Armadillidium maculatum) Count:10 and are well started eating

and are well started eating fruit flies or micro 1/8" crickets

heavy-bodied animal

especially against bark

This vibrant dwarf species from Ecuador features a deep black body with striking red hairs on the abdomen and a subtle bronze sheen on the carapace

making them one of the few docile jet black tarantula species

Zebra Isopods (Armadillidium maculatum) Count:10 and are well started eatingThis was one of the first domesticated species of isopod in the hobby and perhaps the one that started it all! With a high contrast of balck with white strips this isopod really does justice to color and functionality. This species is prolific, so you wont have to worry about waiting too long for babies to pop out. They also have colormorphs that can randomly come out in cultures featuring yellow stripes instead of white, and even white and chocolate