Isopod Merch

Curl up and get cuddly with the Giant Isopod.

The cutest isopod in the world, the cubaris sp, also known as the rubber ducky cubaris sp!

Porcellio laevis white, dwarf white isopod

Roly poly/ isopod name : Armadillidium vulgare (t+ albino, magic potion), Cubaris sp. (rubber ducky, panda king), Armadillidium klugii (Montenegro), Armadillidium nasatum (peach), Armadillidium werneri (orange), Armadillidium maculatum (Zebra) and Armadillidium gestroi

friend from the deep

isopod

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Not Today Isopod design

clown isopod!

Show your love for this species with this fun design! Several morphs available! Artwork available on multiple products. Thanks for the support!

Isopods are adorable, live a long time, and have a better metabolism than any of us could ever hope for. Long live the isopod!

a pun design featuring a Panda King Isopod

lemon blue isopod!

Show your love for this species with this fun design! Several morphs available! Artwork available on multiple products. Thanks for the support!

Trippy Isopod (Armadillidium vulgare) Acrylics on 11" x 14" wood panel Whether you call them an isopod, woodlouse, pill bug, potato bug, roly poly, or slater, these ubiquitous little arthropods are peaceful and underappreciated little creatures. As detritivores (eating decomposing plant matter), they are an essential part of the ecosystem. They make excellent pets and are easy to care for in captivity, provided their needs are met. They are highly gregarious and social, and the females have a strong maternal instinct and will actively protect their young. Their common name "pill-bug" refers to the fact that they can curl themselves up into a tight ball when threatened. Not all isopods have this ability.

Colorful cute isopod

Show your love for this species with this fun design! Several morphs available! Artwork available on multiple products. Thanks for the support!

Teddy loved his friend Greg. Unfortunately Isopods live longer than humans.

Show your love for this species with this fun design! Several morphs available! Artwork available on multiple products. Thanks for the support!

Show your love for this species with this fun design! Several morphs available! Artwork available on multiple products. Thanks for the support!

Show your love for this species with this fun design! Several morphs available! Artwork available on multiple products. Thanks for the support!

yellow isopod bauble

Isopod pattern

Isopoda is an order of crustaceans that includes woodlice and their relatives. Isopods live in the sea, in fresh water, or on land. All have rigid, segmented exoskeletons, two pairs of antennae, seven pairs of jointed limbs on the thorax, and five pairs of branching appendages on the abdomen that are used in respiration. Females brood their young in a pouch under their thorax.

white isopod bauble

red isopod bauble

christmas isopod clothing

Isoport you

Coatonia phylloniscoides, an isopod painted from descriptions and black and white scientific illustration. There are no confirmed photos of this species. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Armadillidium vulgare rolled up into a ball, also known as conglobating. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

A small species of isopod, Neotroponiscus lenkoi. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

30 species of Isopod in a repeating pattern! Hand-painted in watercolor and pen.

Show your love for this species with this fun design! Several morphs available! Artwork available on multiple products. Thanks for the support!

Show your love for this species with this fun design! Several morphs available! Artwork available on multiple products. Thanks for the support!

Porcellio werneri, a giant Spanish isopod species. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

A beautifully shaped isopod that reminds me of a dinosaur, Stigmops howensis. The colors on this isopod are an educated guess as there are no live photos of this species available. They are based on description and other related species in its genus. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!