@ Cascade,those few that I got from you have really started multiplying and exploding into a desent breeding colony.

fangs wrote: wow! thats cool! let me know when i can get some from you!

Will do.

SLASHER wrote:

VERY COOL WHERE CAN I GET SOME?

You will find them under rocks, bark, leaves and on compost heaps, any where really that is moist and there is decaying plant matter.

Legion wrote:

@ Cascade,those few that I got from you have really started multiplying and exploding into a desent breeding colony.

Cool, In a couple of months time, Your colony will have doubled even tripled.

RippeR wrote: cool stuff man.
I'm waiting for summer, have made them a nice spot so just waiting for temps to go up and them isopods to appear hehe

You should even find them now. They don't really hibernate,
Just have to look in the right place.

@cascade.my garden is as dry as a dessert.i looked but i only found decaying bones probably from the previous owners cat.lol

i think,this weekend i'll go to a river and turn up some rocks,how much do they help in a T setup?

Well they keep the cage clean.

The are herbivorous so they eat dead and decaying crickets and the rubbish bags(boules) that the tarantulas throw away!(I don't now the proper spelling for Boules)also plant matter if you have live plants in your enclosure.

They also eat the poo if it is in reach of there mouth parts.
They do not eat mites but they do eat there eggs.

And every now and then they make a snack for the tarantula.

So they help allot,but you still have to clean your spider tanks still.

If my breeding stock was not destroyed, I would of sold you some. but I only have a couple of adults left.