I recommend that if you didn’t that you bake wood and leaves from outside at 200 degrees for 30 minutes so there’s no possible hitch hikers of any kind

How does this guy only have 325 subscribers? Shits gold

I had read you could not use locally obtained isopods unless the culture had been established for two years, thanks for showing it's not

Awesome! I have tons of isopods but I don't know what specie they are.

Thanks, great video. I am about to order some dwarf purples and powder blues...I will def take your advice and culture first.

Do containers like these need a drainage area? If not, how often do you change out the whole set up?

I have a sow bug (only found one he was pretty small but he's a tad big now) I have him in a old cheese puff jug just a question they can have tomatoes right? I gave him one and he's just been on it also if he burrows does that mean he likes the place he's in cause I was gonna love him in a bigger jar but he's just one little guy sharing the jar with a worm cause I kinda just found the worm near him

Awesome video I sub keep up the good work👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Everytime I use magnolia leafs in my cultures they keep molding up on me. I dont know y cause they dont mold up in my enclosures that I use leaf litter in and I use the same substrate for the cultures as I use in my vivariums

Real Wood from Outside *.* wow

those boxes are packed with stuff, how do you harvest them from it!

Do you have to use de-chlorinated water. The water in my city uses chloromines, which does not evaporate over time.

Can the culture survive only on leaves or do you HAVE to add fruit/veggies/fish food occasionally?

Another question sorry, they can be in closed containers like in your video right? I didn't know for sure so I put a hole with a cloth over it to keep the humidity in the jar (doesn't work super well but the water dries slower ig)

can I find sprigtails and isopods in my yard? I live in Oregon.I see peel bug isopods here and there in my yard

Do u know any homemade food for isopods? :)

i leanrd a good amount fromthis video, but i will just inform u, from the perspective of someone that has cept a lot of animals, that there are pestasides and parcites littuarly almost everywere on this whole planet, so a good rule of thumb is to always cook or bake anything that u take from the nature into somewere u are gonna keep animales that are not localy caught

Is it best to just order a culture of springtails or isopods from a website rather than trying to find them?

Забавно смотреть как люди покупают листья,субстрат, еду для рыбок, кипятат что-то.

Too bright! I got two cultures of dwarf whites and dwarf purples but i put both in a separate opaque or dark enclosures. You should note that they don't like it when it's too bright.