5.12.2024 - The Beginning

I am still in my first generation of isopods as a keeper and captive breeder, so my data continues to grow as I collect and keep the local armadilladium vulgare. My goal is to isolate and breed the unique local morphs I have discovered, which are as follows:​

• Georgia Wild Type - Light grey to black base color with little to no yellow marking
• "Pollens" - high expression yellow against black / gray - wild type
• "Pastel" - pale version of whatever base color / pattern morph
• "Racing Stripe" - yellow or red dorsal line
• "Jewel Tones" - Yellow, orange, or red base color with highly varied yellow patterning
• "White Sided" - A ring of pale or white along the bottom of the tergites (overlapping back plates).
• "Georgia Clays" - Red tint to both base color and pattern
• "Neons" - Pastel + Jewel Tone
• White Sided - Any base color & pattern with a ring of white at the lowest perimeter of the tergites.
• Heterochromatic antennae - Appears to only manifest in White Sided individuals.