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Yes, but I wouldn’t mix Laevis with Canyon isos, or Floria with Pruinosus. They are so similar that they may very well hybridize.

I can’t answer with absolute certainty since I’ve only been keeping isopods for around 8 months, but I’ll try. You should be able to keep Porcellionides Floria, P. Laevis, and A. Vulgare together with nearly the same diet, temp, and moisture requirements. I have a culture that I keep with those...

I do sell! Feel free to message me if interested, are you in the U.S.? I don’t check this forum often, so if you have Instagram it’s preffered that you text me that way :)

Yeah!

Unfortunately they aren’t super purple, no where near as cool as an isopod with an iridiovirus. I didn’t name the morph, I purchased them labeled under that name.

Thank you! I missed that

All of them, actually. I don’t have any terrariums atm, so I have no need for cleaning crews. Personally I think they are way to cool to be janitors ;)

All the photos of each species are posted on my Instagram, you don’t need an account to view them. If you have Instagram just search @IsopodaPagoda. if you don’t, go to https://www.pintaram.com/u/isopodapagoda To see my posts Armadillidium Vulgare: -Normal -Gold fleck/Variegated -High yellow...

Very interesting, thanks for sharing!

And please do keep us updated, we are rooting for your pill millipedes (and you of course). It would be awesome if you can figure out why everyone else’s keep dying.

What species do you own?

Personally I believe they are a subspecies, but they are classified as an entirely different species. As far as I’m aware, A. Werni is still classified as separate from Klugii, but I haven’t looked it up recently.

Back again, with some more cool morphs that I’ve found! I think both of these morphs have already been isolated, but they are very cool nonetheless. Found these while going through my Armadillidium Maculatum cultures

It’s all good, I always browse on my phone, I’ve done that many time before

Why the dislike? Lol, was I wrong there?

Great video! Just so you know, Montenegro has officially been given a scientific name. It is Armadillidium Klugii. Personally I preferred the name Montenegro, but I guess this is what we’re stuck with. I label them as Armadillidium Klugii “Montenegro” so that people know what I’m talking about...

It’s a dangerous hobby!! You’ve been warned ;) I’ve got 38 types and I am still finding things I need to get!

Did you create the Mardi grass morph?

Do you have an Instagram? Or could you show me some of your isopods on the forum? I’d love to see what you’ve got!