Cubaris sp. ‘Citrus’ Isopods

Cubaris sp. ‘Citrus’ Isopods

Origin

• Native to Southeast Asia, specifically Malaysia and Thailand

Environmental Preferences

• Temperature Range: 75–80°F (24–27°C)
• Humidity Preference: Medium to High (65–85%)

Physical Characteristics

• Average Adult Size: 1.3 cm (~0.5")
• Vibrant red-orange coloration with white edge accents

Diet

• Soft or rotting wood
• Leaf litter and decaying plant matter
• Calcium sources (e.g., cuttlebone, eggshell, PangeaCal Calcium)
• Protein (e.g., freeze-dried shrimp, minnows, fish pellets, dried insects)
• Commercial insect food (e.g., Pangea Roach & Cricket Food)
• Vegetables (e.g., carrots, zucchini, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, cucumber)
• Fruits (e.g., bananas, apples, watermelon, mango)

Description

Cubaris sp. "Citrus" stands out as the only all-red morph of the famous Panda King lineage, showcasing bold hues inspired by citrus fruits. Through selective breeding, this variety exhibits consistently vibrant orange-red tones accented with clean white edges.

Master Culture

For successfully setting up a master culture setup of isopods we recommend using 6 qt - 32 qt plastic shoebox tubs. Locking tubs are optional but provide added security. Creating a series of small holes on alternating sides of the container will help to achieve healthy flow and reduce mold. Adding 1-3 inches (more for burrowing species) of pre-soaked Pangea ABG Substrate will provide a suitable substrate. Adding Pangea Sphagnum Moss, Pangea Leaf Litter Decor (the more the better), and pieces of wood or cork bark will help provide multiple layers for isopods to inhabit and feel safe. Mist culture as needed.

*Co-habitation amongst separate species of Isopod is not recommended.

*This animal can only be shipped to theContiguous US, except LA, OR, and FL because of state regulations.