Ardentiella sp. ' Blackhole'
Black Hole Isopods (Merulanella sp. "Black Hole")
Black Hole Isopods are a rare and dramatic variety of Merulanella, native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia. With a glossy, jet-black exoskeleton that absorbs light, they create a captivating contrast against leaf litter and mossy substrate. Their subtle iridescence and mysterious appearance make them a favorite among advanced collectors and display keepers alike.
Care Information
• Requires high humidity (75–85%) with consistent moisture and microclimate zones
• Prefers a well-ventilated enclosure with decaying wood, leaf litter, sphagnum moss, and bark
• Feeds on soft decaying plant material, vegetables, protein supplements, and fish flakes
• Thrives in temperatures between 72–80°F (22–27°C)
• Grows to approximately 1.5–1.8 cm as adults
• Benefits from stacked cork and mossy hideouts to encourage natural behaviors
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Note: Avoid extreme fluctuations in humidity and temperature. Stable, tropical conditions are key to successful acclimation and breeding.
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Description
Black Hole Isopods (Merulanella sp. "Black Hole")
Black Hole Isopods are a rare and dramatic variety of Merulanella, native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia. With a glossy, jet-black exoskeleton that absorbs light, they create a captivating contrast against leaf litter and mossy substrate. Their subtle iridescence and mysterious appearance make them a favorite among advanced collectors and display keepers alike.
Care Information
• Requires high humidity (75–85%) with consistent moisture and microclimate zones
• Prefers a well-ventilated enclosure with decaying wood, leaf litter, sphagnum moss, and bark
• Feeds on soft decaying plant material, vegetables, protein supplements, and fish flakes
• Thrives in temperatures between 72–80°F (22–27°C)
• Grows to approximately 1.5–1.8 cm as adults
• Benefits from stacked cork and mossy hideouts to encourage natural behaviors
Live Arrival Guaranteed
Note: Avoid extreme fluctuations in humidity and temperature. Stable, tropical conditions are key to successful acclimation and breeding.
(Please Read Shipping Policy)























