All About Arthropods
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Mine is @allaboutarthropods. Posting things from beetles to roaches to isopods almost daily!
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Porcellio scaber "White Out" Large individuals Medium-sized individuals Small individual Mixed-size individuals
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Porcellio sp. "Spiky - Canary"
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Armadillidium peraccae Large individuals Smaller individuals Mixed-size individuals
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Armadillo officinalis Large individuals Mixed-size individuals
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AAA's Coleoptera Corner
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Gymnetis thula Adult Pupal chamber Adult and pupal chamber 3rd instar larva Suspected 1st instar larva Suspected 1st instar larva and 3rd instar larva -
Cylisticus convexus Large individuals Smaller individuals Mixed-size individuals
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Armadillidium granulatum Larger individuals Smaller individuals Mixed-size individuals
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Porcellio hoffmannseggi Large individuals Small individuals Mixed-size individuals
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Porcellio sp. "Morocco" Large female Large male(s) Smaller individual(s) Mixed-size individuals
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The egg crate in the Armadillidium vulgare "Orange Vigor" enclosure was actually used in their previous enclosure for months where things were more ventilated and the substrate got a tad drier. When I moved it to the new enclosure, It seems like it somehow microbialy was already used to the conditions in isopod enclosures and somehow resists it now? The other egg crates I have in enclosures which are basically identical or even drier than the aforementioned enclosure are somehow molding, so this supports my theory a bit.
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Porcellio spinicornis Gravid female Smaller individuals Mixed-size individuals
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Same here! I'd say that, in my opinion, it is the most stunning form that this morph throws out.
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Armadillidium vulgare "Orange Vigor" Larger individuals Smaller individuals Mixed-size individuals
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Porcellio scaber "Piebald" Medium-sized to large individuals (note the amount/placement of piebalding can change during the lifetime and individuals usually have to be 1/3 grown before they show any) Pregnant female (note the marsupium on her stomach)
