Allaquapetal

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This is a lemon blue!

They get their colors from their diet in the wild. Meaning that without proper maintenance and diet the color fades in captivity!

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This is the powder blue!

They get their name from their bluish color and the fact that they look dusty after a shed as adults!

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This is the yellow dot isopod!

They are native to Spain!

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This is the panda king isopod!

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This is the sabah isopod!

They have a darker base color with gold across it resulting in them gaining the nickname of gold flake!

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This is the dairy cow morph!

They are fairly beginner friendly due to them being quick breeders, their larger size than some other species, and the fact that they can be kept from 68 to 80 degrees fahrenheit!

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This is the Rubber Ducky Isopod!

It's one of the most expensive isopods. They are very picky about their enclosure and also tend to breed slower than other morphs and breeds. Due to this, they are one of the few species of isopod not recommended for a bioactive set up and are instead better as pets.

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This is the orange vigor morph!

They range from an orange to a deep red color and are a morph of armadillidium vulgare, retaining some of the yellow speckling of the wild type!

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This is the papaya isopod!

A morph that is pink and is one of the few "albino" isopod morphs!

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This is the giant canyon isopod!

Sillies, anyways they adore burrowing and sometimes seem to no longer be in their enclosure but are just under the soil!

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This is the Porcellio magnificus isopod!

They are tied for being the largest terrestrial isopod! They are naturally their bright orange color though the young tend to have more white antenna and skirting that reduces as they reach adulthood!

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This is the lava isopod!

When lava was originally bred and sold it was marketed as the first co-dominant morph of isopod. Nowadays however there is some speculation that the morph is instead a hybrid of 2 species of isopod.

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This is the Porcellio scaber isopod also known as the common rough woodlouse!

A fun fact about them is that they play dead instead of rolling up when threatened!

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This is the orange powder isopod!

They are a mutation of the blue powder morph being orange instead of the blue of that morph!

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This is the orange creme isopod!

They are a combination of the orange powder and the Oreo crumble genes.

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This is the zebra isopod!

They are native to France and are named after their black and white stripes!

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This is the Florida Fast Isopod!

It's known as the fastest species of isopod!