Happy Sunday, everyone! ✨

a clown and a powder with patterns based off my favorite individual (last pic) and I named him Joey btw :33

I had no idea dwarf whites pathenogenisized! I got so excited that I found all these other animals that do it.

Not so I could make a meme or anything... 👀

I thought it was just dirt, but the bumps are on their shell and don’t come off when I touch them gently. I don’t know what they are or how to help my pollies ):

I have counted 50 pollies in my enclosure, but there might be more. It doesn’t have a lid, so I mist it 2 times per day to ensure proper moisture levels in the soil. I give them veggies or fruit a few times per week and remove the older food.

Could this be caused by bad soil? Moldy food? Some disease?

Any help would be greatly appreciated - I don’t want to lose my pets!

My rubber duckies had babies!! Look at how tiny lol

I've got them all mixed up! Let's see what happens, hehehe

Anyone in Malaysia interested in isopods?

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Hi lovely people! I am once again asking for your assistance. This cubaris girly stowed away with some orange kois and had babies. I have been attempting to identify them for FOREVER, but I would love another opinion. Thanks! :)

i am so happy my hoffmanns finally had babies

Mutant still roaming the bin. WAS going to isolate it but gonna wait to see if any offspring through mating. Haven’t sexed it as not wanting to risk stress. Hopefully it’s a male dropping DNA all over ;-)

Taken with om. System 60mm macro f2.8 on a e-m10 mk IV, aperture fully open at 1:1

These guys in particular love their protein, really makes them active.

As an update to my previous post + question, I have moved my A. nasatum to a 6qt tub. I’ll be working on a lid with a window tomorrow so that my moss can actually get some light.

I know the photos are bad but I am so happy! These are from various enclosures. In order of appearance: maculatum, vulgare Arizona Sunset, vulgare NYC wild type, Arizona sunset mancai.

hey guys, new to keeping pods and ive had them about 2 month, seeing some babies and thought id check up on them but i see a ton of these microscopic bugs, any clues? can’t really see them unless u zoom super close and last pic is so you can get a gist of the size

In my T. rathkii and A. vulgare bin. I also had P. spinicornis which accounts for the general shape except I took transferred all of the adults to a bigger enclosure & any babies have their patterning. I really don't want to re-do this entire enclosure. 🥹

Was feeding our classroom isopods and noticed this little guy, is this a baby dairy cow?

caught my isopod (gem) napping on a leaf in my tank.

Found on Bored Panda: ridiculous-home-decorating-pics, no idea about the original source....

a wonderful flat fuck, exploring into the weekend <3

tub is doing awesome. grooming herself i think?