Very cool, and I'm sure the Isopods also helped clean that fish up.
So that fish was a treat for them.

T-rad, most roaches will eat meat, cooked or raw.

Taki wrote:
We've had isopods in there for a couple of months already

So far they seem to be higher up in general and mostly around the back of the huge piece of wood we have in there...
Haven't seen anything at all on the ground.

Your Isopods will go to the ground once there is food for them to eat.
At the moment that log and some of the plant matter is much more tasty and makes for a good hiding spot for them.

If you have to through some leaves on the floor, in one of the corners of the tank, and give it a day or so you will see the Isopods will move to the leaves, to eat them and hide away.

Very cool, i like the idea. Idea maybe get Rob c (tarantulaguy1976) to post your video on this YouTube account this will draw loads of attention to the forum?? just an idea.

I see you got the slings from J. (I hope i looked after them alright ) You better watch them when feeding. They are ready for male forest roaches. They are so fast I almost lost two of yours when my daughter said "dad why are there two spiders outside their tank" it's easy to keep an eye on one or two but 10 is madness. I also have 10 in a tank. They have escaped twice whilst feeding.


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You've looked after them very well indeed! They have so much space to hide that losing them is not an issue when feeding, the bigger issue atm is just seeing them :happy:

More cool things happening.

This morning we found that the one has made an awesome home and by the looks of it is ready to molt









As you can see the home is facing us so we have some nice enterntainment happening.

As for all the others they have made homes behind the scenes. I tried to snap some pics: