In recent years the diversity of ISOPODS available to the trade has grown by staggering amounts. Species from all over the world, a myriad of habitats, new discoveries of incredible hot species and colour forms are being found almost daily.

With all these new discoveries our knowledge base of how to best care for them is growing and changing just as fast.

Since the beginning most of us have done pretty standard or basic care. we've been told to collect and dry leaves, cork slabs, plastic shoeboxes etc...
we need to do better! The ISOPODS need us to do better!

We have a lot more habitat information on the variety of species and we have a strong community of support sharing their experiences.

It's time to make some changes!

Thanks for watching my friends,
I look forward to your comments.

Biggs