: 45% to 70%
16°C-28°C
This species, sometimes confused with Armadillidium vulgare, is recognizable by its characteristic small “nose” as well as its more elongated telons. It generally prefers a drier habitat than many other isopods, which allows it to adapt to semi-arid terrariums, provided a humid area is maintained.
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: 65% to 85%
18°C-25°C
This species originates from Spain, specifically the Valencian Community. It can be found in caves as well as under stones in grassy areas. Its coloration varies depending on the individual and the conditions, ranging from almost translucent to orange hues.

: 65% to 85%
18°C-25°C
Armadillidium vulgare is a hardy and widely distributed isopod species, found on every continent except Antarctica. Its ability to tolerate temperatures ranging from about -2°C to 36°C has played a key role in this success.
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: ~75%
15-24°C
The "dairy cow" morph (sometimes also called "panda") is is one of the oldest morph isolated in the hobby, allegedly dating from the 1970s, however, there is little written documentation about it.
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: 70% to 85%
: 18°C to 22°C
Porcellio scaber is a widely kept species in the hobby, with many morphs available. Its rough pereon gives it a distinctive charm.

: ~75%
: 18°C to 23°C
Porcellio laevis may be the most common isopod in the hobby. This species is present on every continent apart from Antarctica. They tolerate a wide range of temperatures, but prefers temperatures below 25°C

: ~80%
20 to 25°C
This isopod originates from Southeast Asia, most likely Vietnam. It was not clearly identified before entering the terrarium hobby, but it is generally placed in the genus Cubaris.
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60 to 80%
19 to 22°C
Oniscus asellus is a species widely distributed across temperate regions.

: 70% to 80%
20°C to 28°C
Cubaris murina is a widely distributed species, primarily found in tropical regions. It is common in the hobby and is sometimes referred to as the “little sea isopod.”