There is not really a market for them, or a big demand for them, you can find them in your garden.
I do breed Isopods, I have been doing so for as long as I have been in the hobby and found out about them. :eyepoke:
(Not selling at the moment, as I'm still busy rebuilding my colonies.)
Here are two of my colonies, the two extremes of keeping them.
I have been playing around with keeping them on pure substrate with not much moisture and just get food and water when the roaches get food.
Then I have been over feeding and throwing the died roaches, crickets, boluses and giving them orange peels, to see how much they can actually clean with out it getting out of hand.
There are about 50 Isopods in the Blue container, so far they seem to control it nicely.
Also have about 60 Isopods with the
B. dubia roach colony that is on substrate.
The first one is in a 5 liter ice cream container.
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The 2nd one is the extreme of keeping them.
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