10 Things you probably didn't know about Isopods

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This video uses 100% footage from the isopod community - You can find links below to channels and groups where they reside.
As the isopod hobby grows, more and more knowledge of them is required. Here are 10 things that I find either amusing or interesting.
Footage and thanks, in no particular order
Juice's Arthropods
RU-vid Channel; / @juicesarthropods
Assel Haider
Instagram; / assel_welten_eric
Nicole Louise - Isopods, Inverts & Bugs Advice & Trade UK
Facebook Group; / 654924926000726
Rick Pierson - Isopods, Inverts & Bugs Advice & Trade UK
Karina Sahli on Facebook
@Belmontbee on TikTok
Chameleon Cool - Discord Server
Enclosed Ecology; / discord
Music: Indian Walk - RU-vid Audio Library
• Indian Walk - Nico Sta...
Thank you to all involved - that was fun!

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16 ноя 2022

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Комментарии : 27

@chameleoncool Год назад

Hey, Thanks for including my footage, great video mate!

@themantisgarden Год назад

Thank you too!

@LocalCryptidGhostdoll Год назад

Hell yeah I'll take the isopod call to action

@grinzilla6951 Год назад

Isopods don't pee. A bit of information I didn't know I wanted haha, awesome clips!

@themantisgarden Год назад

Lol I thought you would like that :D

@juicesarthropods Год назад

Love the shout out, and another AMAZING video. I've been considering a vermicomposting bin with isopods lately...

@themantisgarden Год назад

Might be worth a try that, I've used worm poop before for terrariums - never bothered with it for bugs.

@juicesarthropods Год назад

@@themantisgarden I'm just looking at the sheer amount of frass they make and thinking "These guys with enough of them could make a TON of fertilizer'

@themantisgarden Год назад

I do use it for that mate, and the frass from my mealworm colonies. It all goes into my terrarium substrate mixes

@themantisgarden Год назад

If you like this video then please consider subscribing to my channel! If you have a subject to suggest, please, write it in the comments below :) Thanks for watching

@LSDMTHC42069 Год назад

I was just made aware of multiple species of isopods I've never heard of from this video and I keep like 15 species lmao beautiful work 😍

@themantisgarden Год назад

Cool :) I hope you managed to get hold of some more, it's a very addictive hobby!

@LSDMTHC42069 Год назад

@@themantisgarden for sure I have manyyy invertebrates, 24 tarantulas, 4 scorpions, 2 bufo alvarius toads an axolotl, some shrimp, 3 halloween mooncrabs lol

@themantisgarden Год назад

You're as mad as I am!

@TheBugRoomUK Год назад

Cool video Simon

@themantisgarden Год назад

Thanks :)

@UnseenUniverse_Mitch Год назад

Another cool video man, great work! ❤

@themantisgarden Год назад

I liked this series...may have to bring it back lol thanks

@LocalCryptidGhostdoll Год назад

You HAD to have made some of those names up

@themantisgarden Год назад

Haha! I wish, there are so many more over here that you wouldn't believe.

@BadgerBabyBoy Год назад

I just collected a couple of isopods and spring towels from my worm bin and I’m keeping those in a terrarium as my first experiment keeping them The springtails are breeding but I don’t know if these isopods are, I don’t know if I want the isopods to breed because I heard they eat all the live moss, if I put dried sphagnum moss will they eat that ?

@themantisgarden Год назад

They keep the moss trimmed rather than eat it all. It's a good idea to drop in some fish flakes every now and then as your isopods and your springtails love them :)

@chasemultimediafx2145 Год назад

If guys love isopods a new one to are hobby Is the spiky Thailand isopods and they are beautiful and worth checking out there like spiky cappuccinos 😅 also I love your content

@themantisgarden Год назад

Thanks Chase! I'm a big fan of the Cuban spiky as well.