Relaxing Macro Footage of Colorful Isopods Enjoying Their Favorite Snacks

If you're looking for a relaxing and fascinating nature video, look no further! This stunning macro footage showcases colorful isopods feasting on their favorite fish pellets that provide them with lots of the nutrients they need to thrive.
Isopods, also known as pill bugs or roly-polies, are fascinating little creatures that are often found in gardens and other damp environments. This video provides a close-up view of their slow movements as they enjoy their meal.
Whether you're a nature lover, a fan of macro photography, or simply in need of some relaxation, this video is sure to delight and soothe you. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the mesmerizing sight of these colorful isopods munching on their nutrient-rich pellets.
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[@k2a2l2]

i will love these little creatures for the rest of my life🙏

[@CrookedSteph]

This is fantastic! I loved watching!

[@europeanstagbeetle1261]

I love this! i could watch it all day ˖⁺‧₊˚ ♡ ˚₊‧⁺˖ so relaxing.

[@catalant4161]

Really great video! Lots of amazing footage. I really enjoyed seeing them eating up close

[@insekteronline]

Thank you so much ❤

[@chaukumlong4436]

9:00 the best😊

[@insekteronline]

Thank you! I really love that shot too 🥰

[@Maximilian5268]

What are the first two species of isopods?

[@insekteronline]

Armadillidium werneri 'orange'and Armadillidium gestroi 😊

[@Maximilian5268]

​@Spodas and Podas you have some really successful colonies. I would love to see some how to videos from you as far as setting up those colonies and how you are so successful.

[@insekteronline]

Thank you, I've been keeping and caring for them all a long time 😊 I've actually been planning to do some care videos later on, probably sometime during this summer 🌞

[@Maximilian5268]

@Spodas and Podas great! I really look forward to it. I've only got a colony of Porcellio laevis right now and it's doing pretty well. Hard to keep count but it's definitely over 50. Anything else I can learn before getting different species is helpful. I'm also trying to find nicer containers for them but haven't found anything I really like.