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I don't think isopods eat snails but snails. I had some Cepaea nemoralis shells in an isopod tank for years and they didn't get eaten. Snails don't like to be disturbed much so too many isopods could kill them through stress.

Is it a boy or girl? What species? Still alive?

Where do you live? (Where is it native to)

I use fresh carrots with moderate success.

Looks good. I can't tell on the moisture so you can just keep one end or corner pretty wet and let the other dry out so they can self-regulate. Yes, it often takes a good number to get them out in the open all the time.

Just use the spikes on the leg to brush the mandibles! Good luck

When you can beat a 5 star raid by yourself you know you have wasted your life.

Is that a shrinkadink?

Most species can get into other cages and thrive if not secured. The tropical species mostly eat the same foods and live in similar conditions.

Most of them can do fine below 50 for a while, main problem at low temps is gestation and molting tend to fail.

So did they ever hatch?

It depends on which species.

Which is your favorite species?

This is an interesting thread. Guest I suggest trying to keep them alive as pets and they will almost certainly all die.

I have a pair left from last summer if you're still looking.

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These guys seem pretty easy, very happy about that.

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