How I Setup My Isopods

Keep in mind, all the supplies for this setup will cost quite a bit of money. This works best if you plan on owning multiple species so that way you make the most use of your supplies.
Supply List:
-Organic Topsoil
-Peat Moss
-Long Fibered Sphagnum Moss
-Cuttlebone
-Calcium Carbonate
-Lump Charcoal (Not grilling charcoal)
-6QT Tub (with air holes drilled)
-Cypress Mulch
-Leaves (can get from outside, oak leaves cured)
-Cork Bark & Rotting Wood
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[@LukeMcGuireoides]

My Armadillidium maculatum finally made some babies. Took forever. I don't think they were fully mature when I got em, and I only started out with ten. Hopefully before too long I'll have enough to seed my crested gecko viv. I tried dwarf iso starter cultures from NEHERP two seperate times and both failed for some reason. The springtails are kicking ass though. I just grabbed a few tiny substrate chunks from my viv and put em in my iso tub and it was full of springtails in what seemed like only 6wks. They _are_ fun to keep, isos. I'll keep a seperate tub of mine even after I've seeded my viv just to have em. I don't even bother feeding. They seem to be doing just fine on the leaf litter and dead bark. I did forage some very decomposing bark from the woods to use instead of the cork I was first using. Cork barely seems to decompose at all. It's remarkable stuff. I can see why it costs so much.

[@Alvabruh]

Great video! Very helpful!