Colembolos Ceratophycella Isabellae "Sunflowers" 250ccc

These small and striking springtails, measuring about 4 mm, are more than just an aesthetic addition; they are powerful decomposers that work tirelessly to clean up your ecosystem. They remove decaying organic matter, mold, and debris, contributing to a healthy and balanced environment for your ants and also serving as live food.Key Benefits:Efficient...

The colony is formed by the queen, 5-15 workers (its children) and eggs and larvae. Instructions about the breeding of Lasius...

The colony is formed by the queen, 3-5 workers (its children) and eggs, larvae and cocoons. Instructions about the breeding of Camponotus...

Bioactive substrate with microfauna is a type of substrate designed to create a balanced and self-sustaining ecosystem in our ant nests. Unlike inert substrates, this type of substrate includes tiny living organisms, known as microfauna, that play crucial roles in nutrient cycling and soil health.

Queen arrives in a test tube with its first eggs. Once you have it at home, it is important to add a micro drop of water with sugar or honey, very diluted to prevent drowning...

Substrate necessary to increase the humidity of our anthills, also being an ideal place for springtails (waste cleaners) to hide and breed in it.

The liquid Fluon is one of the most effective products as anti-escape barrier, widely...

Discover the fascinating *Ceratophysella isabellae*! Introducing the exclusive "Lilac" albino morph, a gem isolated by Ryne of Springtails US. Its unique beauty and easy care make it the perfect pet for beginners and springtail lovers alike. Looking for a natural ally to keep your terrariums spotless?The *Ceratophysella isabellae* "Yellow Albino" albino...

Tropical Pink springtails (often identified as Coecobrya cf. tenebricosa, formerly mistakenly known as Sinella curviseta or Sinella sp.) are small hexapod arthropods (not insects, though closely related) commonly used as "cleanup crew" in bioactive terrariums. They are valued for their rapid reproduction rate and their effectiveness in removing fungi and...

Tillandsia pseudobaileyi. Tillandsias undoubtedly form the largest group within the Bromeliad family. The Tillandsia genus is one of the most diverse, ranging from very small, silvery-gray species to enormous, green ones. It is a very popular genus with many interesting and exotic-looking species.