Florida Orange
Listed under this shop name. A species note has not been added yet.
Stand-in photo. This is not a picture of the colony in the bins.
$3 per isopod
No set pack size. A new colony usually does better with several animals than with one.
Open a label for the note on this listing. Brood counts are not taken from a census of these bins.
Habitat
Florida Orange is treated here as an orange armadillo-type isopod, closer to a hardy roller than a cave Cubaris. Use a moisture gradient, soil, leaves, and bark. They can handle a drier room than a duckie if the moss pocket stays damp.
Diet
Leaves and rotting wood, calcium, and an occasional vegetable scrap. Protein is optional and should be small.
Breeding
Armadillo-type oranges are usually steadier than they are explosive. Do not import a brood statistic from another shop.
A good fit
A colorful roller for a keeper who wants orange without tropical-Cubaris humidity. Fine as an early colony if the wet side is actually maintained.
Ordering
The price is for one isopod. Choose a count, then pay at checkout. Stripe test mode accepts 4242 4242 4242 4242 and does not charge a real card.
Additional information
- These are raised isopods, not a wild-caught listing.
- Please do not release them outdoors.
- Animals in one request will be mixed sizes.
- Each listing is priced for one isopod.
Shipping
- A paid order holds the count. Live animals still wait on the weather before a box leaves.
- The Stripe panel is a test checkout. It does not send the card to Stripe.
- Someone needs to bring the box inside when it arrives. A written arrival guarantee is not offered here.
Cheyenne local pickup
- Skip shipping and pick up in Cheyenne.
- Choose Cheyenne pickup at checkout.
- The shop confirms a time. Pickup does not print a shipping label.