Armadillidium gestroi Care

These big Italian boys are a must have for any collection. They take a long time to reach full size and breed but otherwise are not much different from any other Armadillidium. They do tend to like it a bit cooler, though.

[@SupremeGecko]

Another very good video. I'm enjoying the info you're sharing. I did not realize they were so large. Will be looking for these very soon. Wally

[@zer0coolninja887]

Price dropped on these now they go for $30 for starter at reptile shows and panda kings $40 but duckies still at $80

[@kristengausselin5208]

I just got 15 of these guys. Im keeping them in a kritter keeper

[@SupremeGecko]

Glad I stayed until the end. You have white tigers! Very nice. Congrats. One of my favs.

[@nikom4233]

do you reckon its a bad idea to have them communal with a jumping spider?

[@ThePederangell]

posting this on my FB roly poly page

[@TomokoAbe_]

I love those isopods! I just ordered some. I sterilized my own oak leaves.

[@muffinman3111]

What is the largest pillbug species?

[@elcastro5000]

Helleria brevicornis. I have a video on those as well.

[@muffinman3111]

Heretic Nature what is the length ?

[@elcastro5000]

@@muffinman3111 they can be about 1.5in. about twice the size of your common pillbug A. vulgare. There are other land Isopods that are larger. But they don't roll up into balls.

[@muffinman3111]

Heretic Nature do they are the largest pill bug I thought a. Officnallis was big but this is very big and expensive

[@muffinman3111]

Heretic Nature also do you know a website that sells them for cheap and ships to Canada ?

[@neighborhoodbugboy]

im so excited i have 10 of these beauties on the way!! my first time keeping isopods. thanks for the video, loved it :D

[@shyspeaks9238]

How are they doing today??