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Isopod Substrate, Millipede Substrate, Beetle Substrate
Isopod Substrate, Millipede Substrate, Beetle Substrate
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We have a few species of isopods and they absolutely love the substrate it’s rich in leaf litter and rotting wood. We did have to contact him as we had no update via email but he was very apologetic and amazing getting it to us next day even throwing in some freebies. Would highly recommend and will be ordering from them again.
Fantastic substrate with everything my pods and pedes need. I use it in every enclosure!
Came promptly, well packaged and visually looks good.
Brilliantly substrate
100% Organic, Edible Isopod, Millipede, Beetle Substrate.
This is a handmade substrate that we have been using successfully for many years of keeping and breeding various types of isopods, millipedes, beetles and beetle larvae. We also use this substrate in many tropical bioactive enclosures for geckos, lizards and dart frogs as it has a very high nutrient content which is superb for growing plants.
This substrate is a blend of organic top soil, worm castings, horticultural charcoal, bat guano, milled oyster flour, shredded rotten hardwood and leaf litter from beech and oak trees and live mosses.
This substrate is nutrient dense with each of the components selected to benefit your little critters. This substrate works as a stable diet for your isopods and millipedes as well as providing coverage in your enclosures and as a planting medium in bioactive or live planted terrariums.
The Importance of Substrate for Isopods and Millipedes
Substrate is the key component for all detritivores. A rich substrate that is packed with organic matter is essential for raising isopods and millipedes. A high quality substrate is key for sustaining happy, well nourished and active millipedes and isopods. The substrate is also important for stimulating breeding behaviour.
Read our page on the importance of substrate for isopods and millipedes for some further information. We always try to promote the "Thrive, not survive" ethos here at The Bug Room. We believe that animals should be kept as close to their natural environment as possible, this allows you to see your animals most natural behaviours and lets the feel safe, secure and comfortable.
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