Laureola sp. 'Ivory Spiky'

Origin: Vietnam

Size: Adults reach approximately 8–10 mm in length.​

Difficulty (Keeping): High; requires precise environmental conditions and consistent care.​

Breeding Difficulty: High; successful reproduction depends on maintaining optimal habitat parameters.​

Temperature: Maintain between 24–28°C (75–82°F).​

Humidity: High humidity levels are essential; aim for 90–95% relative humidity.​

Ventilation: Ensure high airflow within the enclosure to prevent mold growth and maintain air quality.​

Diet: Provide a varied diet including decaying wood, leaf litter, fruits, vegetables, and protein sources like fish food. Calcium supplements such as cuttlefish bone or limestone are recommended.​

Habitat Setup: Use a moist, well-ventilated enclosure with a substrate mix of coco peat, sphagnum moss, and organic soil. Include hiding spots and maintain a moisture gradient.​

Additional Notes: Laureola sp. "Ivory Spiky" is an extremely rare and sought-after species known for its distinctive spiky appearance. They thrive in environments with very high humidity and good airflow, which may require automated misting or micro fogging systems. Regular monitoring and maintenance are crucial to ensure their health and well-being.