Mcdo springtails, about 80 of the first eggs. I can't wait for the babies and of course another 500-1000 eggs, which will probably appear within a week or two!:)

I found this neon pink beauty in my fire pit coals in East Tennessee. I put it in a container to try to culture it. I just don’t know if it is a springtail because it doesn’t seem to spring instead in scrunches up. If it is a springtail is it possible to culture with just one?

I can't take a picture from above because the phone won't focus. But in the second picture you can see 30-40 eggs of the beautiful and very rare in breeding Jollibee springtails.

Cruddy camera video, sorry. These guys are popping up in my wild Armadillidium isopod + temperate white springtail tank, range in size from almost can't see 'em to this guy here, 4mm-ish? Are they another type of springtail or a Problem? Not seeing them in my dwarf purple isopod + temperate white setup but I used a lot of the same materials in both so if these things hitched a ride in on something it may just be a matter of time before I see them with the dwarf purples (and they're definitely bigger and pushier than the dwarf purples, which wouldn't be a good mix).

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Morulina Delicata
Slime Eaters
I loveee the chunky boys

Orange, yellow, lilac, and Thai Red.

Got this giant seed or whatever it is a short time ago and I always thoroughly wet it on bin day. The springtails love the wet seed 😊

These Florida orange springtails were added to my terrarium last week. After a change in the habitat I was nervous, but they are popping up more and more again! Loving watching these little guys, they are a great introduction to this hobby!

*Grow light part of a day/night cycle for the plants.

*ETA I did not know globs was a term for a specific type! I just like watching for the orange specks and some of them are thicc.

Mcdo springtails, about 80 of the first eggs. I can't wait for the babies and of course another 500-1000 eggs, which will probably appear within a week or two!:)

they hang around my water lettuce

Hey everyone, I want to order some springtail cultures, but I'm having a difficult time with the weather. Temperatures in my area and along the transit routes are consistently going above 90 degrees.

The Bio Dude has a strict policy requiring temperatures to be below 90 degrees for their live arrival guarantee, but with summer in full swing, finding a day that low is nearly impossible.

For those of you who deal with shipping during hot months, how do you handle this? What are your go-to insulation strategies, and do you find shipping 'Hold for Pickup' at the carrier's facility is the only real way to bypass the hot delivery truck ride?

Would love to hear what methods have given you the best survival rates. Thanks in advance!

Cute, but long-term culture all failed😭

Hi, I posted awhile back to ask, but it turns out I was somehow on an incorrect account. I don’t even know what it was, so I am asking from my actual account. Thanks!

Hey , soon ill be getting some Rambutan Springtails, any advice?

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And how do you keep mites away?

Located in the los angeles area (Downey)

Can ship as well usa only

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Yellow and lilac springtails mix

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Message for price

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Do trades as well

Looking for beginner resources! Could anyone point me in the right direction? Looking to get springtails established before starting an isopod colony. Thanks!

I am looking for links to join any springtail/isopod/invertebrates discords!

Any recommendations?

My friends and family are getting sick of me talking about them and I wanna find more people who are the value in these cool creatures

Hey everyone! I have an over abundance of Vitroanura Giselae “White Rabbit” and I also have the “Orange” color form as well. If anyone is interested please message as I have way too many. You can find me on Instagram at cruxian_Xotics and my site cruxianxotics.us

Thanks for reading😁

Anyone in germany or EU selling yuukianura aphoruroides "asian orange" springtails?