Lol springtails are smaller then your average ant is.
My new pets!!!!!!
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Yeah ima feed them tomorrow ima just let them settle in first also do you know what foods they like???
Just a suggestion: that container looks bone dry? Those are actually considered crustaceans; they breathe using gills, and they must be kept in a damp, high-humidity environment. As mentioned earlier, you should be thinking about spraying or misting them, and/or giving them some sort of low cover to create that moist micro-climate for them.
Yeah agreed damp the dirt, and you can feed them cucumber and maybe tomato
I put some food in earlier they dont really swarm it like a pleco would but maybe shrimp but i never kept any before so i dont know they more like cut their food and they leave like little scars in it
Also believe it or not But peru is sooo dry and hot i cant believe how people can live without humidity I would think the climate here is like the northern states but then again i never stayed in a northern state for so long i feel like peru is like a desert!!!!! I need my humidity!!!!!
Pretty sure they're Porcellionides Pruinosus, as the others said they need humidity. Also they feed on decaying leaves and what not, yeast flakes works best for me.
