Common Rough woodlouse

This is an extremely easy species to keep. Comparable to Porcellio Laevis care. They do best in an enclosure ⅔ wet and ⅓ dry. Make it a semi sharp gradient where it tapers into the dry section evenly. They require 3-4 inches of leaf litter, bark flats or slightly curved bark right over the soil, as they like to be closer to the dirt and get into smaller crevaces. I also like to add in live moss and mossy/lichen covered sticks. They don't n e e d it but it doesn't hurt, gives them more food options on top of the leaf litter AND ive noticed the babies quite like it. There is a gazillion different color morphs for this species, and they are genetically one of the most diverse & genetically confusing species. With a seemingly endless combinations. This is what makes this species so loved in the hobby. Fun fact: The first isolated moprh of this species was isolated by Orin McMongle all the way back in 1997! It was one of the first ever color morph of any isopod species in the hobby, known as the 1997 orange!