Where To Buy Isopods With Paypal

So, I was wanting to buy some Isopods (pill bugs/Rollie pollies) to put in with my spider for clean up and for extra food for him. The problem is, I don't have a credit card and I can't seem to find a place that will let me buy with Paypal only.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Take a short trip to California? There are tons of 'em out here. Some nice blacks with yellow spotting, and some that are more blonde and heading into red.

Isopods are rollie pollies? I had no idea, I was wondering what isopods were. :crazy02: I've caught a couple invading my apartment, but I always pick them up and toss them outside. No telling where they've been, so I'm not gonna put them in my tanks.

Not sure where you can buy isopods, but perhaps earthworms/nightcrawlers would work instead? Apparently Petsmart/Petco sells them. Whenever I get around to replanting my gecko tanks (curse you black thumb!) I'm going to buy some to put in the tanks.

you don't have them where you live? I thought those things lived everywhere.

What kind of spider is it?

I do have them where I live, but I don't want to introduce some from outside, especially seeing where I live.

The spider is a Brazilian Salmon Pink Toed Goliath Bird Eating Spider. I also have one of those ones that will turn blue... Versicolor? It's just a baby right now.

The reason I want them for the spider tank and possibly the Tort tank is because they like high humidity and they eat mold/leftovers/decaying matter. I'd rather them than earthworms for the spider tank because I don't think the spider will be smart enough to leave it alone. I don't mind them as much in the tort tank but would still possibly like isopods in there just in case the torts decide to eat all the worms.

Carolina Pet Supply?

The owner, Joe Heinen, is a good guy. I know him from the hognose group. I just read about the availability of pillbugs a few weeks ago!

ScienceKit.com carries them. Not sure about the paypal thing, though.

I started raising "Yeti" variety isopods and making sure they are compatible with snake enclosures. When I have some to sell, I'll let you know. They're white, kinda look like the "Dairy Cow" isopods, but aren't ravenous like the dairy cow variety.