Armadillidium granulatum ‘White Pearl’ | Armadillidium granulatum

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Armadillidium granulatum White pearl

Armadillidium granulatum ‘White Pearl’

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Armadillidium granulatum White Peral, is a morph from the Armadillidium granulatum. Commonly referred to as the “Narinjito Isopod,” is a species of terrestrial isopod belonging to the family Armadillidiidae within the order Isopoda.

Common Name
  • Armadillidium granulatum
  • Narinjito Isopod
Scientific Name Armadillidium granulatum ‘White Pearl’
Taxonomy
  • Kingdom: Animalia
  • Phylum: Arthropoda
  • Class: Malacostraca
  • Order: Isopoda
  • Family: Armadillidiidae
  • Genus: Armadillidium
  • Species: Granulatum
  • Subspecies/Variant: Granulatum White Pearl
Habitat
  • Leaf Litter: Dense layers of decomposing leaves provide ample food and humidity.
  • Forest Floors: They inhabit shaded, moist areas rich in organic matter.
  • Gardens and Lawns: Often found in gardens where organic debris accumulates.
Region While Armadillidium granulatum is primarily known in Europe, it has also been recorded in parts of North America and other temperate regions, adapting well to various climates.
Lifespan (Years) 2
Diet Decaying plant matter, leaf litter, calcium supplement, occasional protein
Humidity Range (%) 60–90
Temperature Range (°C)
Conservation Status Unknown
Coloration The Granulated Pillbug exhibits a variable coloration, usually characterized by shades of gray, brown, or a mottled appearance. This coloration allows it to blend into its natural habitat consisting of leaf litter and soil. The specific granulations on its carapace enhance its camouflage.
Care Notes Provide moist substrate with hiding spots. Use leaf litter, decayed wood, and moss. Ensure moderate to high humidity with ventilation.
Breeding Info Can breed in captivity with stable environment. Some species are prolific, others slow.
Adult Size (cm) Adult Armadillidium granulatum typically measures between 1.5 to 3 cm in length. Size may vary based on individual age, habitat conditions, and food availability.
Temperament Shy to docile, species dependent

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