Tropical pink springtails (Sinella curviseta)

The pink tropical springtails (Sinella curviseta) are tiny arthropods essential to any well-balanced bioactive terrarium. True microscopic cleaners, they primarily feed on molds, fungi, and decomposing organic matter, actively helping to maintain a healthy, aerated substrate. Their small size also makes them a top choice prey for young reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates. A well-established colony is self-sustaining and reproduces quickly under favorable conditions.

Format

• Live tropical springtails — Sinella curviseta
• Delivered in a container with charcoal culture

Highlights

• ✅ Natural control of unwanted molds and fungi
• ✅ Actively contributes to the decomposition of organic matter
• ✅ Ideal prey for juveniles and small insectivores
• ✅ Self-sustaining colony — reproduces quickly in terrariums
• ✅ Robust tropical species, adapts well to warm and humid environments

Usage (terrarium)

As bioactive microfauna: Introduce directly into the terrarium substrate. Springtails quickly colonize the entire environment and feed on molds, feces, and organic debris. Recommended for any tropical or subtropical bioactive setup.

As feeder prey: Ideal for dendrobatids, small geckos, juvenile amphibians, scorpions, and small invertebrates requiring tiny, mobile prey.

Tips & parameters

• 🌡️ Optimal temperature: 22–28 °C
• 💧 Humidity: high — tropical species that thrives in humid environments
• 🍂 Feed with La Swamp springtail food