Porcellio laevis "Orange"
Porcellio laevis "Orange"
5.0 / 5.0
(3) 3 total reviews
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Skill Level: Suitable for Beginners
Size: Approximately 0.7"
Enclosure: Plastic storage container or glass terrarium
Diet: Enjoys a varied diet, including decaying wood, cork, vegetables, dried leaves, grasses etc
Temperature Range: Maintain a consistent temperature between 60 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Avoid extreme cold or heat as it can be fatal to them.
Breeding: Easily breedable - sub-adults will start breeding before reaching full size with proper care
Substrate: Create a comfortable environment with options like coconut coir, peat moss, etc.
Humidity: Maintain a slight level of humidity by misting one side of the enclosure to establish a moisture gradient. Place moss on the moist side to help sustain humidity, but ensure good
Skill Level: Suitable for Beginners
Size: Approximately 0.7"
Enclosure: Plastic storage container or glass terrarium
Diet: Enjoys a varied diet, including decaying wood, cork, vegetables, dried leaves, grasses etc
Temperature Range: Maintain a consistent temperature between 60 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Avoid extreme cold or heat as it can be fatal to them.
Breeding: Easily breedable - sub-adults will start breeding before reaching full size with proper care
Substrate: Create a comfortable environment with options like coconut coir, peat moss, etc.
Humidity: Maintain a slight level of humidity by misting one side of the enclosure to establish a moisture gradient. Place moss on the moist side to help sustain humidity, but ensure good
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Shipping can be very stressful on certain arthropods, but we try to minimize that by providing proper shipping conditions. We package everything securely and label boxes accordingly. Following this, In the unlikely event that your arthropods arrive in poor condition or deceased, please contact us within 2 hour of delivery. We will request photographs of the shipment and the arthropods for verification purposes. Depending on the situation, we will offer a replacement, refund, or store credit.
Click here to read Terms of service
Shipping can be very stressful on certain arthropods, but we try to minimize that by providing proper shipping conditions. We package everything securely and label boxes accordingly. Following this, In the unlikely event that your arthropods arrive in poor condition or deceased, please contact us within 2 hour of delivery. We will request photographs of the shipment and the arthropods for verification purposes. Depending on the situation, we will offer a replacement, refund, or store credit.
Orders are typically processed on our end and shipped within 1-2 business days. We only ship out MONDAYS & TUESDAYS. The estimated delivery time may vary depending on the shipping method and the recipient's location. Customers can expect to receive their packages within 1-3 business days from the shipping date.
Orders are typically processed on our end and shipped within 1-2 business days. We only ship out MONDAYS & TUESDAYS. The estimated delivery time may vary depending on the shipping method and the recipient's location. Customers can expect to receive their packages within 1-3 business days from the shipping date.
The Isopods were very well packaged and safe. They arrived quickly. Communication was above and beyond. The pill bugs arrived healthy and active. A lovely orange shade (reminds me of orange sherbert lol)! They are doing amazing. We purchased them for my daughters Gecko enclosure to help keep the bioactive tank tidy, and they are thriving. I'm afraid of bugs myself, but can't help watch the little guys scurry around. Wonderful, amazing shop! We will order again for any little buddies we may need. Thank you so much!
All isopods arrived alive & well in a timely manner.
They were packaged with care & seem very healthy.
My laevis arrived very well packed, and were eager to run around and show off! Nice colours, and good to see them moving around for cover. They are now in a bioactive enclosure, and I routinely see the big ones out in the open!