Pseudoarmadillio Spinosus, commonly known as Cuban Spikey isopods, are naturally slow breeders, but they’re considered one of the easier exotic isopods to care for. Unlike many other species, Cuban Spikeys don’t rely on leaf litter as a primary food source. Instead, they thrive with a nutrient‑rich substrate they can graze on, along with added lichen and pieces of cork bark for shelter and humidity control. With these simple habitat essentials, Cuban Spikys remain healthy and active in captivity.