Tips for Breeding Isopods

[@JarMaster]

Great stuff!

[@taryngustafson5406]

Thank you for the great vid! I know it depends on species & their breeding rates, but how do you know when you have enough isopods in a colony/bin to be able to sell some of them?

[@taryngustafson5406]

Also, how do you know when to change the substrate? Any tips on separating the isopods from the substrate when doing this? I've always found this a huge pain because I haven't found an efficient method to separate the pods (especially mancae) from the old substrate to make sure I don't get rid of any living isopods

[@gevic-zy8ph]

I want to have that in my collection your rubber ducky its so expensive here in my country

[@danellescritters]

The rubber duckies are cool. Here in the US they are still pretty pricey compared to other isopods that have been in the hobby a similar length of time. They are slow growers and breeders which has kept the price higher. Panda kings are also really adorable, they are a cubaris species as well and have the little faces, and they breed faster so the price of them has fallen here dramatically. Maybe that would be a good option where you are as well?

[@gevic-zy8ph]

@@danellescritters i'm from Philippines great video you have want to meet you someday have a priv talk about other sp. Of isopods