My SECRET Isopod Addiction! How I Care For My Isopod/Millipede TOUR!!!
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
- Here's a tour of my isopod and millipede terrariums! I get to show you some of my favorite isopod and millipede species and talk about their unique adaptations. You get to see how they eat, how they move around, what they eat, and more! Learn about who these amazing creatures are and why they're so important to ecosystems everywhere.
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Guide
0:00 Intro
1:03 Powder Orange Isopods
2:22 Powder White Isopods
4:04 Peach Isopods
4:47 Powder Blue Isopods
5:09 CTW REPTILES
5:28 Dwarf White
5:58 American Giant Millipede!!!
7:07 Natural Composting
7:30 Dairy Cow Isopods ❤️
8:59 Green House Millipedes
9:58 Cherry Millipedes
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Bro I remember like your first video with the 10 gallon tank
Omg that was my first video 😂
Hes alive! Missed ya dude!
Haha I'm not good at this "youtube stuff"
A great arthropoda to help eat and break down the mold in there enclosure's are springtails, which are able to live in bioactive and communal enclosure, by adding these they should help clean up and get rid of the mold which comes from the high humidity. This should make life easier 😄
Thanks for letting me know! I should pick some up for all of my colonies!
@@ChallengetheWild yes! I have springtails in all of mine 😃👍
We have pandas and wild isopods. We built terrariums for them together. We get the little glass houses off Amazon. The kids love it! Recently I sprinkled some tiny leaf seeds for the aquariums across one of the terrariums. Took a week but they sprouted. All the wild ones we have are mixed species from the northeastern united states from our yard, hikes, and park trips. Really special to all of us.
Awesome video bro, glad to see your alive lol 😂. And I’ve probably seen thousands of isopods aka “Rolly- Pollys” around my yard. It never fails I see maybe dozens each day lol. I never thought about keeping them as pets, interesting.
Get some springtails for the molds
I would love to see more on the isopods. I am a collector of them my self. I have my own wild group of them, I collected 2 years ago and they are doing well. My turtle and catfish like them.
I love all the videos you do whether it be fish insect or reptiles. Keep up the great work. Can't wait to see more!
omg you are super adorable, love the video and your isopods. Isopod awareness!
So much has changed since that betta into community tank video
Pretty cool!
THank youuu!
Hey James, glad to see ya upload
Edit: that’s a dope collection! I only have a colony of wild caught isopods, I’ve had them for probably a couple of years now. If you were thinking about selling the dairy cows I might buy them!
Thank youuu happy to share about what I love
The secret is out!! 😃
Do more video dude keep it up
Hi James!!!
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Welcome back James! I won’t lie I have a serious addiction with isopods too😂😬
AHHH They need to have warnings about them.. too addictive lol! I honesty like them more than ant colonies!
@@ChallengetheWild Yes! I honestly have never gotten into ants... other than the UA-cam channel "Ants Canada" but I think I watch him more for the vivariums than the actual ants😬😂 I am obsessed with vivariums... that's where my interest in isopods started!
Hope you are having a good time in Hawaii
Thank you!!!
Those are cool. They're essentially land shrimp and are decapods just like scorpions, lobsters and crabs
YASSS they actually originated from the sea millions of years ago!! there are still large species in the ocean!
@@ChallengetheWild Some people actually raise them for food, but the land shrimp actually have the same allergens as marine and fresh water shrimp. They taste the same too and all have gills under their legs
Good to see you back, James. Creepy-crawlies aren't for me, but the last few videos on these little beggars have been interesting, and I'm happy to see more.
Hope you and your family are keeping safe and well.
Take care, fella. :)
Haha I completely understand lol I feel like if you keep watching you might fall inlove with them lol! You too!!!
PS did you get a new profile pic 🖖
@@ChallengetheWild I did! Wow! Very kind of you to notice... Be safe, son. :)
If the peach isopods are A. Nasutum try giving them some leaf litter and veggie scraps. I find that my armadillidium species like squash more than anything. Also be careful with the dwarf whites they have been known to teleport into other cultures lol.
Ill try to keep the dwarf whites for escaping! Thanks for the advice for the peach isopods!
Missed you on YT, James. Please don't isopodlate yourself from the internet! (Ok, that wasn't my greatest pun).
haha my fav pun! lol
We pronounce them "RoliePolies" :)
Haha thats another name for them! People also call them woodlouse
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I keep and breed isopods. I'm about to start keeping millipedes too so I joined fb groups for millipede keepers and was told you cannot keep isopods with millipedes because they will eat their soft bodies during your millipedes molt and kill them so now I'm trying to find information on if there's a kind of isopod that I CAN keep with my millipedes since it will be a bioactive 75 gallon tank with plants, drainage layer, all of that.. so I feel like keeping isopods in it would be beneficial instead of having just the springtails.. anyone have any knowledge on this?
What Substrate are you using?
www.etsy.com/listing/1057481154/isopod-terrarium-soil-mix-live-isopod?ref=shop_home_active_9&crt=1
Yo what's going on I've haven't comment on your channel for a long time
Haha its been awhile!
I love you James 😍
Luv you more!
@@ChallengetheWild 😉😁😊
So that looks moldy food. If the food your giving is molding stop feeding them, they do not need it. I to love Isopods and have few species and subspecies. Also to prevent mold, I suggest using spring tails, they eat mold.
How do you stay so lean dude ???
I dont even know haha. I've tried working out a lot and eating more calories but it doesn't really work. Even when I was a varsity swimmer swimming 14 hours a week!
So hot
I mean they stay at about 74° to 80° which is kinda hot