This video is of Canyon Sow Bugs which we are currently breeding to sell in the future. We do have regular so bugs at this time and we will have the orange ones and Canyon Sow Bugs in the future. They are very big and grow to about three times the size of a regular Sow Bug.
Sow Bugs, Isopods
Sow Bugs are a great insect to study, or to feed to your reptiles to add variety to their diet. Check out the many different varieties of Sow Bugs available. Sow bugs are also a great addition to a compost bed or bin. They help eat leaves and other products that red worms will not eat. Sow Bug waste is as valuable as a fertilizer as worm castings!!
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