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What is your exotic pet?
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this post was submitted on 08 Nov 2023
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Yeeeaaahh... I think I knew that pillbugs were isopods; I first learned the term via the deep sea ones, and I just never connect the two.
I've only ever seen the black kind of terrestrial isopods; I didn't even know they came so colorful!
Thanks!
Yeah, the tropical species can be really wild, but also the Mediterranean ones can be quite colourful.
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