Armadillidium vulgare 'St. Lucia' (common pill woodlouse) 12ct Eresus sp. 'balcanicus' and strong feeding response have

and strong feeding response have contributed to its longstanding popularity among experienced keepers

active hunting behavior

It constructs extensive silken retreats beneath rocks

This species typically feeds readily and requires little beyond routine enclosure maintenance

it is primarily a nocturnal predator that emerges after dark to hunt arthropods and other suitably sized animals

Armadillidium vulgare 'St. Lucia' (common pill woodlouse) 12ct Eresus sp. 'balcanicus' and strong feeding response haveArmadillidium vulgare is a large species believed to have originated in the Mediterranean region. It has since become a cosmopolitan species. This cultivar is a locality morph mix from animals collected on the Caribbean Island of St. Lucia. It contains multiple different phenotypic variations, the attached photos show examples of the range of looks that can be found in the culture. This species is known for its prolific breeding and ease of