Laureola sp. “Lemon Spiky” isopods are a striking species named for their bright yellow coloration, making them an eye‑catching addition to your isopod collection. Unlike many common isopod species, Laureola sp. isopods do not burrow, so they remain visible throughout the enclosure and rely more on surface structure and natural cover.

Lemon Spikeys are known for being slower breeders, especially when compared to related varieties like Durians and Magmas. With stable humidity and plenty of natural cover, Laureola “Lemon Spiky” isopods adapt well in captivity and reward keepers with unique behavior and vibrant coloration.

Laureola sp. Lemon Spiky FAQ:
Environment: Make sure to have a nice mossy area as they need humidity and like to hang on the tips of moss (typical Laureola sp. behavior). They need a dryer zone as well with lots of white oak leave and thin bark pieces to hide under

Food of Preference: Lichen sticks are the way to their heart.

Behavior: Relatively active species and would make for a great show piece

Rarity: Ultra Rares

Care Difficulty: Moderate