Porcellio laevi's "Panda"

Porcellion laevis are a very good ground police (especially in combination with springtails) and a food source for reptiles and amphibians. The panda woodlice are active during the day and can be easily observed during their activities. Porcellio laevis have a wide and flat body, which is light gray to milky white and has varying degrees of dark spots.
As a soil substrate, we recommend a mixture of white rotten wood, terrarium soil, deciduous forest humus and leaves.
Moss, pieces of bark or pieces of cork can be placed on the substrate, as can leaves. This offers the woodlice, among other things, places to retreat and food.

Information about husbandry

Origin: southern Central Europe, Southern Europe, Western Europe 

Temperature: Can be kept at room temperature ( but are most active between 18 and 26 °C)

Humidity: 50-80%, always make sure that the soil remains moist but not soggy.

Size : 2 - 2.5cm

Food:

• White rotten wood
• Deciduous forest humus
• Oak trees and beech leaves
• Zucchini, carrots, cucumbers,
• Fish flakes
• weave
  
  Important! Porcellio Laevis need lime, either add it to the substrate or offer it in a cuttlebone dish.