These Reductoniscus Tuberculatus "Ankylosaurus"  are a smaller isopod, smaller than a shinny gator even, but not by much. The care for these are also pretty easy as they are soil dwelers so the love to burrow and that is their food. These produce pretty well but since they are small you will be fine putting these in a smaller enclosure.

Reductoniscus Tuberculatus Ankylosaurus FAQ:

Environment: High quality substrate that retains a bit of moisture. You can have a tiny bit of live moss as these like to be at the base of the live moss or on the tips. No leaves necessary, maybe one or two that are decomposed. Moderate humidity.

Food of Preference: Quality Substrate and bark chunks with lichen.

Behavior: These prefer nighttime but you can still see them out and about. These are also similar to ants in that they can easily be seen burrowing in the substrate.

Rarity: Uncommon

Care Difficulty: Beginner