Armidilidium sp. "Claymoss"  isopods are another fuzzy isopod. These don't get to be as big as a Godzilla but are very similar in behavior - they love burrowing and are still! Claymoss and Godzillas both like to conglobulate (be curled up) and it is rare to see them roaming about, at least when they are older. The youngins seem more adventurous. These are very slow growing isopods.

Armidilidium sp. Claymoss FAQ:

Environment: High quality substrate that is damp and a humid environment. These love to burrow and nestle in the substrate. You can have a tiny bit of live moss to help retain moisture. No leaves necessary, maybe one or two that are decomposed as these seem to mainly eat away at the substrate.

Food of Preference: Quality Substrate and you can try freeze dried shrimp or small amounts of fish flake or isopod powdered food.

Behavior: You can see these burrowed on the sides or curled up on top, they are very slow and chill.

Rarity: Ultra Rare

Care Difficulty: Moderate