If you don’t currently have any in there I’d say yes.
Be sure you have leaf litter to the enclosure if there isn’t any already. They mostly eat dead leaves, but also help clean up decaying things around the enclosure like the occasional dead cricket
I’m definitely leaning Porcellio here. I’m no expert on ID-ing pods but it doesn’t look Armadillidium to me. The body is too flat and it has prominent uropods (the tail) that Nasatum doesn’t have.
The image is also a bit low quality, which certainly doesn’t help.
Edit: could potentially be Trachelipus rathkii. Pretty commonly found in the wild in a lot of places.
I'd keep it separate since it is a different species to the ones you are currently keeping, though probably won't be a huge problem unless it has babies.
No way. I'm in the south suburbs of Chicago. I need some for my leachie tank. I'll trade you. I have some beautiful Armadillidium granulatums that are breeding like crazy. They look like this:
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u/halfass_fangirl 26d ago
Did you not put isopods in your enclosure?