Today's video may be controversial to some, some may agree in part or in full but regardless I hope todays video part one of two makes you the experienced or potentially new isopod keeper question things a bit better.
Are we keeping isopods to their full potential? Can we do better?
This hobby is pretty new and growing very fast. The introduction of new species every year is keeping everyones interest peaked.
I just question wether or not by applying some of the practices we use in understanding natural systems if we can better apply them to how we keep our isopods.
Life on the forest floor, in the dark cave....How can we best mimic such environments?
Sit back and hopefully enjoy todays video. And I sure hope it gets the conversation started so we can all do the very best for our lovely little land shrimp...our isopods!

Thank you kindly for watching,
Cheers!
Biggs


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