Woodlice (Roly-Poly and Pill bug)

yes, the roll them in their web than attack them.

Pill bugs prefer and need a moist environment to live. They dry up if in a place that gets too warm. They usually prefer a dark setting, so no lights are required for them. Basically, they just need a container that can hold them without cramming them(they're small, so that's not too hard) and to keep the environment that they need, mist the container you keep them in. If mold becomes a problem, try ventilating the container more or misting it less.

(*Note: you can use an empty spray bottle that has never had anything in it to mist the habitat. i only say that because if anything was in it, the chemicals might still be in there, and if they breathe that in, it will kill them)

yes, snails and slugs to get along, although if you have a snail/ and or slug, it is not essential that the have a "buddy" or friend.

According to Wikipedia "Of the 3,637 species found worldwide,[2]some 35 species in 10 families are native to the British Isles." - So quite a few I imagine. I'd estimate a few million.

they are more commonly known as Pill Bugs, but they eat fungi, fallen leaves, or dead animals.

Woodlice are also known as Cheeselogs in the regional dialect of Reading and Berkshire.

Theoretically, any animal can be a "pet", but as roly poly bugs don't exactly have long life spans, it would be kind of cruel to take them from their natural environment unless they were endangered there and could not be relocated to another place. If taken from a natural environment, they should be kept in a terrarium with plenty of dirt. Please don't take them, though. Its cruel to do so.

They have a lot of tiny legs

i don't really know i am trying to find out myself

Yes

Woodlice are not insects because they are crustaceans just like pill bugs.

Antenna

Woodlice are negatively phototaxis as they move away from light.

well woodlice are adapted for survival because they can run fast on dry soil because they don't like it and they would survive in that case because if there was a preditor they would be able to run faster away from it

Yes, very tiny ones

Roly polies, a.k.a. Pillbugs, are not going to eat anything you'd want to eat from your garden. They live in damp dark places and eat mold and fecal pellets from insects and spiders.

you usually find them in rocks or under rocks or under wood or in corners or in small places.

Yes My wife was bitten on her leg ,it looks like a bee sting the wood lice had a white stripe down its back.

I cant seem to trace a look a like .

i have read somewhere on the internet that woodlice live around 4 years if they manage to not get eaten before they live this long

Woodlice eat wood, bark and leaves.

No. A woodpecker is not a decomposer as it does not break down the wood into simple substances such as carbon dioxide and some nutrients. Bacteria and Fungi do.

Pill bugs are nice pets, and are not harmful. you can have as many as you want, although I recommend that you have all male or all female bugs if you don't want a lot of them because they reproduce quickly. Also, I think you should at leaxst have more than one, because they like to be in groups- it makes them feel safe.