ILoveBug

10/31/2026

Other than our usual isopods and springtails, we have some of our tarantula collection up for purchase. Here’s what’s available, if they don’t sell before, we will bring them to the shows coming up. If you’re interested please message!

Mexican red rump - 3”
Golden red rump - 3.5” female
G. Pulchrips - 2.5” female
Philippine tangerine - 1.5”
OBT x2 - 2”
Curly Hair Lg - 4” male
Curly Hair Sm - 2”
Mozambique golden starburst baboon - 1.5”
Cobalt blue - 2”

06/21/2026

We’re here at the Massachusetts Reptile Expo! Come say Hi. Great vendors with plenty of cool stuff.

06/15/2026

We will be there with Flightless fruit fly cultures as feeders as well as other bugs for your bio active enclosures. Different species of springtails and isopods. We will also have a few Tarantulas and supplies as well. We look forward to seeing everyone there.

A good time to stock up! See you next Sunday!

04/23/2026

Who’s going to the New England Reptile Expo this weekend? Come say hello and pick up some bugs!

New England Reptile Expo:
SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2026
9a-4p, at the Doubletree Hotel,
700 Elm Street, Manchester, NH

Come see over 200+ vendor tables full of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, cages, tanks, food, supplies, and more!
Parking is only $8 in the garage with validation. (You can validate at the show).
Hope to see you there!!!!
PAY AT THE DOOR!

Tickets- buy at the door
Adults (age 13+) $12*
Children 7-12 $6*
Children 6 and under are free
Veterans & College Students 50% off with ID.
*Please remember personal pets are NOT permitted at the Expo



04/16/2026

White cows are a high white variety of dairy cows. Prolific breeders and great for bio setups!

03/29/2026

These Marbelized Isopods (Armadillidium c.f. Espanyoli) gave us some issues with breeding, but they seem to be slowly growing in numbers finally! They have such a cool pattern and coloring.

03/17/2026

Here is a culture of our Shiny Silver Springtails (Lepidocyrtus sp.) in a clay mixture we make and sell. These guys do great in a moist to semi-dry environment and are beneficial because the eat mold and waste, aerate soil, and break down organic matter for your terrarium plants.

Keeping a clay culture going is easy! Once a week feed nutritional yeast/fish food, spritz water, and burp the container for fresh air. You will have an endless supply for months. Just tap some into the enclosure, and keep some to reproduce in the culture.

03/16/2026

These Orange Koi (Porcellio Scaber) need protein in their diet. They enjoy freeze dried minnows, and as you can see in the video they really enjoy freeze dried Krill. They ran right over to start munching.

They’re a great clean up crew for terrariums and bioactive enclosures, but isopods also need to supplementally fed to get what they need.

03/10/2026

Check out this Bohol Giant Forrest Millipede I spotted. Then quickly realized there were 6 within my view. Cool seeing them in the wild. Bohol,Philippines