There actual name is Slater. They love dark,moist areas, like under rocks, logs ETC.
Well i have aton of rollie pollies they are really fun to take care of and,rollie pollies do like music because one time i had brandy and candy two of my rollie pollies and then they both just went crazy they crawled as close as they could get and then they both just layed there.The end
Rollie pollies, also known as pill bugs or woodlice, are not harmful to humans or the environment. They primarily feed on decaying plant matter and help with the decomposition process, making them beneficial to the ecosystem.
worms will not eat rollie pollies unless its dead... remember worms will eat just about everything! even trash!
yes, in the wild, they LIVE with one another.
They look like little fleas
no. They are harmless.
No they are crustaceans
Rollie pollies, or pill bugs, may have green spots on their bodies due to the presence of algae or other microorganisms that can grow on their exoskeletons. This can occur when they inhabit moist environments where these organisms thrive. The green coloration does not serve a specific biological function for the rollie pollies but is more a result of their habitat and interactions with the surrounding environment.
Besides poo, rollie pollies eat fruits and dirt. And NEVER feed rollie pollies sugar. its bad for there health. because one time i feeded them sugar and the next day they were dead.
There is really not a proper way to right rollie pollies. These are known to be insects.
No
You can create a barrier by placing a ring of diatomaceous earth or crushed eggshells around your flower bed, which will help deter rollie pollies from entering. Additionally, reducing excess moisture in the soil and removing organic debris can make the environment less hospitable for them. Handpicking them and relocating them to a different area can also be effective in managing rollie pollies in your flower bed.