Editing Tropical Pink Springtail Care (section)

====Description====
Tropical Pink springtails are among the most common and recognizable springtails in hobbyist culture. They do well in a range of environments and are a top recommendation for enclosures ranging from humid to semi-arid. Tropical pink springtails can quickly establish in any suitable environment they're introduced to and thrive alongside other invertebrates such as isopods, millipedes, and roaches. There has been some controversy with their scientific name; for many years and even still in the present day they have gone by ''Sinella curviseta'' but in recent years it has been proven they actually belong to the related genus ''Coecobrya''.

'''Appearance'''

Tropical pink springtails are 2-3mm in size and as their name suggests have pink tones best seen with macro photography. Tropical pink springtails are eyeless while their misidentification ''S. curviseta'' has two ocelli (eyes) on each side of their head.