Yellow Ceratophysella are temperate, surface-active springtails known for their visibility, hardiness, and medium-fast reproduction. When well-fed, they develop a distinctly pudgy, rounded appearance, making them especially adorable to observe in active cultures. Their bright coloration and lively behavior make them a reliable and visually satisfying addition to bioactive systems.
Important Note on Color Variation for Ceratophysella Species:
This yellow form of Ceratophysella is commonly mislabeled as “albino,” but it is NOT true albinism.
A genuine albino Ceratophysella does exist, and that form distinctly lacks pigment. I have extracted true albino Ceratophysella cultures and offer them separately.
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Yellow "Albino" Springtails (Ceratophysella Sp.) on Clay
Yellow Ceratophysella are temperate, surface-active springtails known for their visibility, hardiness, and medium-fast reproduction. When well-fed, they develop a distinctly pudgy, rounded appearance, making them especially adorable to observe in active cultures. Their bright coloration and lively behavior make them a reliable and visually satisfying addition to bioactive systems.
Important Note on Color Variation for Ceratophysella Species:
This yellow form of Ceratophysella is commonly mislabeled as “albino,” but it is NOT true albinism.
A genuine albino Ceratophysella does exist, and that form distinctly lacks pigment. I have extracted true albino Ceratophysella cultures and offer them separately.
