#isopod morph

[missagonyy]

Rubber Ducky Isopod sketch.

The ‘rubber ducky’ isopod is a miniature pet with a duck bill face. I see it more as a Darth Vader helmet , haha. These cute little guys are really awesome!

If they ever breed them in jet black, they can call them Vader Duckies! 😅

[parrot-parent]

Everyone say hi to the Alices

[loamblogging]

[insectomoe]

Little guys

[mavisthemae]

My little albino Armadillidium vulgare have mellowed to a warm vanilla colour as they've grown. This one seems to be gravid! Fingers crossed for more white pods. (Bad photo as she was quite agile and good at getting off the spoon and legging it across the table.)

This small group is about six months old and all turned up in my wild-caught stripey morphs tub.

[skippygoldfish]

the little batch of precious piebald babies 🥹 also one solid white baby??? i am interested to see if that's its true color when it grows up!

There are also lots of normal juveniles. i suppose i will let them stick around and breed for a while in case they are carrying the piebald gene too.

[potato-cat-999]

Gray zebra isopod morph!!! Also my springtails are proliferating nicely and the zebras have babieessss!!!!! Eek!

[mirkwood-trash]

GUYS MY ZEBRAS ARE MORPHINGGGGG

[tggardens]

A bonus shot of a little Red Koi isopod hanging out on a Lemon Button Fern leaf.

[redteafox]

I would like to share my current fixation

some little guys that I keep in my house

[mlmxreader]

the new isopod enclosure turned out SO FUCKING CUTE I will not lie

[mx-brahms]

WOA! THE SPIKYPOD! :3

THANK YOUUUUUU :3

Spiny Tropical Pill Woodlouse (Calmanesia erinaceus), family Armadillidae, Madagascar

photograph by simon_verlynde

[teatoots]

being a vegetable lover + having herbivorous pets + having a friend with an over abundant garden = good times this summer

[crevicedwelling]

Armadillidium vulgare “Pennypack Gold” is, in my opinion, one of the most stunning morphs of a very common isopod species.

my older adults display a deep purplish-gold color, and both sexes are adorned with striking yellow markings. the eyes are a deep burgundy while the antennae seem almost incongruously pale.

they’re possibly one of my favorite morphs of any Armadillidium, very glad to have these

[hazerl]

Armadillidium maculatum, also known as zebra isopods, have a couple different color and pattern morphs but I'm happy with my black and white stripe-y guys! They're also pretty large as far as isopods go. A group of their "odes" is now up on my website!

Banana for scale.

A. maculatum for scale!

[ahamkara-apologist]

Saw a leachianus gecko and went 'holy shit that's a dog' and then promptly after went 'holy shit what if Eliksni dogs looked like this. Wait wait wait. What if they looked like this but with ISOPOD features'. This was a thought that I nearly immediately had to make a reality, bc how couldn't I. Also I'm learning CSP and this was the perfect excuse to play around with brushes

I deliberately made them look like the Eliksni to make it seem like they shared a common ancestor, much like humans and wolves do on Earth. I figured that the rule of 'if it looks like our babies, we'll love it' extends outside of our species as well, as it's just the most evolutionary sound way of dealing with things when your kids require a ridiculous amount of parental care. As for colours, I just went for the default Eliksni tones, but I'm sure these fellas came in a huge variety of colours pre-Whirlwind, with all sorts of breeds and morphs made by selective breeders and eco-splicers for various purposes