Using wild isopods... Just how risky is it?

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06-03-20, 08:25 PM	#1
Zachyboy Member Join Date: May-2020 Location: SLC, UT Posts: 17 Country:	Using wild isopods... Just how risky is it? Ive been reading as much as I can about introducing wild isopods into a vivarium as a cleanup crew, and theres many a warning about accidentally introducing diseases, BUT, most of them are followed by "if your animal ingests them". now, i dont think my boas gonna be eating isopods ... so my question is, whats the true risk? Im a college student and while it seems silly, 2o bucks i save on CB isopods is 20 bucks i can spend on food... Whatcha think?

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