Yuukianura aphoruroides are a less common variety of springtails. They are slower moving, do not jump, and breed slower than other varieties of springtails. They make a good cleanup crew that adds a nice pop of color to your terrarium. 

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The springtails will arrive in a small 2oz container filled with clean sphagnum moss. When your springtails arrive, simply dump the moss in your terrarium, and either mix it into your soil or remove it after a few days once they leave the moss. Remember, always freeze the moss the springtails came on prior to disposal for 48 hours to ensure no springtails get into non-native habitats. 

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Your springtails will be happiest at around 72-78 degrees Fahrenheit. Always ensure that your substrate remains moist as these are a tropical species of springtail and need a good warm/moist substrate to thrive.  If adding springtails to a bioactive terrarium you should not need to feed your springtails. However, if you're just keeping springtails you will need to feed them when food has run out. We feed our springtails our food we make in house to ensure healthy springtails and fast reproduction. 

Thai Red Springtails are a less common variety of springtails. They are slower moving, do not jump, and breed much slower than other varieties of springtails. They make a good cleanup crew that adds a nice pop of color to your terrarium. 

Arrival - 
The springtails will arrive in a small 2oz container filled with clean sphagnum moss. When your springtails arrive, simply dump the moss in your terrarium, and either mix it into your soil or remove it after a few days once they leave the moss. Remember, always freeze the moss the springtails came on prior to disposal for 48 hours to ensure no springtails get into non-native habitats.

Care - 

Your springtails will be happiest at around 72-78 degrees Fahrenheit. Always ensure that your substrate remains moist as these are a tropical species of springtail and need a good warm/moist substrate to thrive.  If adding springtails to a bioactive terrarium you should not need to feed your springtails. However, if you're just keeping springtails you will need to feed them when food has run out. We feed our springtails our food we make in house to ensure healthy springtails and fast reproduction. 

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The perfect addition to any bioactive enclosure or reptile feeding needs, our 8oz containers boast springtail clay that allows each culture to mature and become it's master culture over time. As the clay dries, it will allow the springtails more places to lay eggs and do springtail things within all the nooks and crannies. Properly maintain your culture and you will have a good supply of springtails when you need them. 

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The springtails will arrive in a sealed 8oz container. The inside will be lined with clay where your springtails will breed and live for as long as it is maintained. 

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Your springtails will be happiest at around 70-75 degrees Fahrenheit. Always ensure that your clay remains damp, if clay stars cracking too much and falling out give it a very light spray with a mister or a few drops with a dropper. If adding springtails to a bioactive terrarium you should not need to feed your springtails. However, if you're just keeping springtails you will need to feed them when food has run out. We feed our springtails our food we make in house to ensure healthy springtails and fast reproduction. Add just a tiny amount that they can consume every 24-48 hours. 

Pink cherry blossom ramshorn snails are a wonderful clean up crew for your aquarium. They have a soft pink hue adding additional color and life to your aquarium. Our Pink snails have only ever been bred with other pink snails for multiple generations and are fed a fortified diet for healthy development and strong shells. 

Arrival - 

Your snails will arrive in a small deli cup, inside the snails will be in separate moist layers. Add a small amount of your tank water to a cup, place your snails inside and add a small amount of tank water every 30 minutes for two hours. After this acclimation process you can then add your snails.  If your snails don't open up immediately that's okay, they are most likely stressed and need some time to relax which can take up to a day or two.  

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Once acclimated your snails will essentially be maintenance free, Keep water between 65-77 degrees. The more you feed your snails the more they will breed. If you want less snails don't over feed them.