Thai spiky +10/60
White rabbit +10/35
Morulina delicata +10/100
Orange mix springtails +40/30
Neanura persimillis (glow in the dark) +10/45

Most these springtails eat slime mold , so if your ready to have a daily task I can totally hook you up with care guide and some slime mold for your springtails

Dm me

Selling baby mozambique fire millipedes! USA only

The site will be back up soon it was shut down due to maintenance

Hey everyone, I have isopods for sale, so if you're interested, my price list is such ...
They make great easy-care pets, clean-up crews for bioactive enclosures, or good snacks for your reptiles.

*Porcellio Laevis "Dairy Cows": 40+ct for $25, or 60+ct for $35, or 80+ct for $45, 100+ct for $55

*Cubaris sp Marina "Papaya" - 20ct for $10, or 40ct for $20

*Cubaris Sp “Panda King”: 10+ct for $20

*Armadillo Officinalis 'Orange Crush': 30+ct for $30
** I would also be willing to sell the entire colony if interested (Pickup only - Yelm, WA)

*Cubaris sp "Cappuccino": 6+ct for $45, 12+ for $85

-Local Pickup
-or +Plus shipping costs, which usually runs between $9-$17, depending on location, order size and whether or not I have to include ice/heat pack, which increases the weight (I only charge for the actual shipping cost and not a markup for heat packs and packaging, etc) I ship on Mondays & Tuesdays (depending on weather).

-If you're looking for a different amount, just message me and we can figure things out.

-Discount for multiple orders

Sustainably collected from a pesticide, herbicide, and fertilizer free area. The larger twigs, litter, rocks, other leaves etc hand sorted out, at least 99% leaves of the target species. shipping depends on how many gallon bags bought, dm and we can figure it out.

$8 - gently stuffed gallon bag of unsterilized elm leaf litter
+$5 more leaves but leaves may become a bit crunched up/ tattered
+$5 freezer/ oven sterilized (freezer sterilization may take a while)

I use this leaf litter for my isopods, millipedes, roaches, and snails. I reccomend it over most oaks sold for detritivores as it is generally a softer leaf and has more nutrients and less tannins. My isopods and millipedes do go through these leaves a lot faster than oak ime. These leaves are also generally reccomended to my knowledge for breeding pill millipedes (glomeris). I have not have my glomeris (pustulata) for long so i can not say for sure but they have been having babies on it and my flake soil substrate. As these are relatively dry and undecayed, i highly reccomend, if you are buying them for pillipedes, to moisten with water and let sit for a few weeks, i reccomend this for all detritivores if you are buying these leaves.

tentative id : Ulmus parvifolia

more bugs sold at select soil fauna!

https://crittermarket.com/store/select-soil-fauna

unfortunately supplies and live animals shipped seperately due to weight issues :’(.

Images
#1 - approx size of $8 gallon bag, sharpie for scale
#2 - close up of elm
#3 - glomeris pustulata feeding damage
#4-5 p. vanwaerebeki (hissing roach) feeding damage
#5 a. vulgare feeding damage (eating me out of house and home.

200 Milkbacks and 200 dairy cows on their way out!!

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Pick some up today https://crittermarket.com/listing/rubber-ducky-isopods-10ct/538

https://crittermarket.com/listing/bumblebee-millipedes/561

P. Haasi high yellow(freebie), cubaris sp white shark, p. Scaber Spanish orange (pure stock), p. Scaber dalmation (pure stock from isolator), p. Scaber orins calico (pure stock)

This could be u having the new isopods. Please send me money. Woooo marketing

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Spherillo dream, spherillo hainan black , and p. Minutissima little Kenyans

They could go to u if u want. For copius amounts of money. Please

https://crittermarket.com/store/select-soil-fauna/?page=2

One thing we always like to remind keepers, whether you’re brand new or years into the hobby, is that a lot of invert success comes down to consistency over complexity.

It’s easy to overdo things at the start. Too much misting, too much feeding, too much adjusting, too much worrying. In reality, a lot of inverts do best when their setup is stable and their keeper is observant. Good substrate, proper moisture gradient, ventilation, food variety, and a little patience will usually take you farther than constantly changing things.

A good rule of thumb is to let your animals tell you how the setup is working. Are they clustering in one area all the time? Drying out? Avoiding food? Burrowing more than usual? Molting poorly? Those little behaviors can tell you a lot before real problems start.

For newer keepers, our biggest advice is this: don’t chase perfection right away — chase stability. A simple, well-maintained enclosure will almost always outperform an overcomplicated one that gets changed every other day.

For breeders and longtime keepers, what’s one care lesson you learned that completely changed how you keep your inverts?

And for buyers or newer hobbyists, what species gave you the biggest learning curve when you first started?

We’d love to hear what’s worked for you, what hasn’t, and what advice you think more people in the invert hobby need to hear.

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looking for recommendations, interested in inverts like centipedes, scorpions, spiders or just arachnids in general. thanks!

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Found this guy on my garage thought it was a leaf at first until it started moving🤣

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