



Porcellionides pruinosus 'Orange Cream' Isopods
• Native to Europe
• Temperature Range: 70–85 °F (21–29 °C)
• Humidity Preference: High (70–90%)
• Average Adult Size: 1.5 cm (~0.5")
• White base coloration with random orange and red splotching
• Soft or rotting wood
• Leaf litter and decaying plant matter
• Calcium sources (e.g., cuttlebone, eggshell, PangeaCal Calcium)
• Protein (e.g., freeze-dried shrimp, minnows, fish pellets, dried insects)
• Commercial insect food (e.g., Pangea Roach & Cricket Food)
• Vegetables (e.g., carrots, zucchini, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, cucumber)
• Fruits (e.g., bananas, apples, watermelon, mango)
Porcellionides pruinosus 'Orange Cream' is a vibrant, fast-producing pied morph resulting from the "Powder Orange" and "Oreo Crumbles" lines. Their white base with bright red-orange splashes creates a mesmerizing display. Highly active and social, they create mesmerizing colonies and are a joy to observe. They thrive in warm, humid environments, well-suited for bioactive setups. Soft-bodied yet resilient, “Orange Cream” isopods are beginner-friendly while offering striking color for any display!
For successfully setting up a master culture setup of isopods we recommend using 6 qt - 32 qt plastic shoebox tubs. Locking tubs are optional but provide added security. Creating a series of small holes on alternating sides of the container will help to achieve healthy flow and reduce mold. Adding 1-3 inches (more for burrowing species) of pre-soaked Pangea ABG Substrate will provide a suitable substrate. Adding Pangea Sphagnum Moss, Pangea Leaf Litter Decor (the more the better), and pieces of wood or cork bark will help provide multiple layers for isopods to inhabit and feel safe. Mist culture as needed.
*Co-habitation amongst separate species of Isopod is not recommended.
*This animal can only be shipped to theUS Contiguous, except LA, OR, and FL because of state regulations.