Curly Isopods are easy to care for and establish themselves quickly.
This species, though very active, is more on the shy side.. preferring to scatter when startled, before curling themselves into little crescents.
They don't do very well at higher temperatures (above 80 degrees F) for extended periods, and do best with a larger area of damp substrate and something to cling to, but cork bark and cuttle bone are always excellent choices!
This species, though very active, is more on the shy side.. preferring to scatter when startled, before curling themselves into little crescents.
They don't do very well at higher temperatures (above 80 degrees F) for extended periods, and do best with a larger area of damp substrate and something to cling to, but cork bark and cuttle bone are always excellent choices!