The Laureola sp. “White Stripe” isopods are a striking species named for their white band, making them an eye‑catching addition to any advanced isopod collection. Unlike many isopods, Laureola sp. isopods do not burrow, making their enclosure setup especially important. Check out our video on Durians on our BCO Mushi YouTube channel:
White Stripe Isopod Enclosure Set-up

Laureola sp. White Stripe FAQ:

Environment: They thrive in habitats that offer humidity but also a somewhat dry area with thin leaves they can hide in. 

Food of Preference: Thin leaves like maple or Kudzu. Powdered foods (have to experiment)

Behavior: Active species that usually is on the tips of moss, underside of bark, or inside the leaves/ outside of cork bark.

Rarity: Rare

Care Difficulty: Moderate