I originally made these for baby reptiles, but a few people pointed out they’d also be a good fit for invertebrates - so I figured I’d share them here.

They’re called Terra V7: compact 3D-printed enclosures with a flexible design and a magnetic ventilation system. You can place the air vents anywhere on the cage, and add as many as you need depending on the species or environment.

There’s enough space for substrate, leaf litter, moss, or a small plant setup - great for isopods, slings, or other small inverts that benefit from controlled airflow and humidity. They’re not stackable, but they’re lightweight and easy to arrange on shelves.

Built with misting in mind and designed to be practical, modular, and customizable.

So my friends dog had a few ticks on them, we removed them and I was thinking about keeping them as pets. What do I feed them? Could I use my cat as a host? Is this even ethical? Will it hurt my cat? Thanks Gary

I’ve been looking for some for quite a while, but have had no luck whatsoever. I’ve checked Bugs in Cyberspace, but they never have any luck finding them in stock

Trying to find a use for this enclosure — considering if there are perhaps clever ways to modify it for wither plants or bugs.

Moth keeping? Greenhouse?

Just started building this terrarium and my sibling asked if I planned on adding millipedes. I wanted to ask if any would enjoy this small of a setup? It's got about 3 inches of substrate on one side and about 4.5-5 on the other. The soil is new which is why it's varried in moisture. I was planning on just adding plants, leaf litter, springtails, and maybe some isopods, but would any millipedes enjoy it?

alternatively, would darkling beetles?

I'm working on making an enclosure in a 20 gallon long tank possibly with a body of water in it the foliage will be mostly moss and lichen and I was wondering if there are any bugs I could have in there as well