Laureola sp. “White Skull”

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. “White Skull” features bone-white patterning on a darker base, resembling a skull motif. This spooky-looking isopod is highly prized by collectors and does best in enclosures with constant, high humidity and automated misting systems to reduce stress and mortality.