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Complete diet for springtail colonies both in enclosures and breeding set ups. Up to 3 months depending on feeding schedule and colony size. Ingredients: – Dried Banana – Egg protein – Calcium carbonate – Brewers yeast – Kelp meal – Spirulina
100 – 200 individuals. A tiny arthropod with an exceptional clean up rate. Rapid breeders. Well suited to any tropical enclosure with messy residents such as geckos.
Physarum polycephalum is a famous slime mold known for solving mazes. It’s a great food source for tiny insects called springtails. In a terrarium, it acts like a natural recycler, breaking down old plant matter into nutrients while also feeding the beneficial microbes in the soil.
Rambutanura are a strictly slime mold feeding species of springtail from tropical Asia. Reaching up to 6mm, they are ideal for terrarium display and easy to maintain in a controlled habitat. Slime mold is a critical companion for this species, as they require a steady supply of fresh slime to thrive.
Yuukianura aphoruroides is a vibrant orange springtail species (2–4mm) used as a beneficial cleanup crew and bioactive feeder for tropical vivariums. These slow-moving, soft-bodied insects eat mold, waste, and fungi, they enjoy a warm, damp substrate base, either mindral clay or a springtail / isopod mix with a rich organic content. Relatively fast breeding from…
