Giant Orange isopod Q
They stay in the substrate. Just keep in mind that giant oranges take much longer to reach maturity, so they don't breed as fast as something like dwarf purples. They take about 8-10 months before they hit maturity.
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Re: Giant Orange isopod Q
thanks. I have no problem with that.
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