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Barnadillo Barnardi Isopods (Colony of 5)

R 150.00

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Barnardillo barnardi isopods! They are indeed a fascinating species. Also known as "Barnard's Pill Bug" or "Barnard's Isopod", they belong to the family Armadillidiidae.
Here are some interesting facts about Barnardillo barnardi isopods:
- They are native to South Africa and are commonly found in moist, temperate regions.
- They have a distinctive, elongated body shape with a brownish-gray color and a distinctive pattern of lighter spots.
- They are relatively small, reaching lengths of about 1-2 cm.
- They are nocturnal and spend most of their time burrowing in soil and hiding in dark, humid places.
- They are detritivores, feeding on decaying plant matter and small insects.
- They are popular among isopod enthusiasts due to their unique appearance and behavior.
Barnardillo barnardi isopods are also known for their ability to roll into a ball for defense, like many other pill bugs. They are relatively easy to care for and breed, making them a great choice for those interested in keeping isopods as pets.
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