Cubaris sp. "White Shark"
Cubaris sp. "White Shark"
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Skill Level: Intermediate
Size: Approximately 0.3" or smaller (Dwarf Species)
Enclosure: Plastic storage bin or glass terrarium
Diet: vegetables, dried leaves, wood, grasses, decaying matter, Calcium- to meet their calcium needs (include sources like limestone and cuttlebone).
Temperature Range: Maintain temperatures between 18C to 29C (65F to 85F). Avoid exposing them to extreme cold or heat as it can be fatal.
Reproduction: These isopods are considered moderate breeders once they're established, but expect relatively small broods.
Substrate: Use nutrient rich substrate, peat moss, flake soil, etc. Keep it slightly moist and add a layer of leaf litter for enrichment.
Humidity: Maintain moderate humidity levels. Mist one side of the enclosure to create a moisture gradient. Ensure that the moss on the moist side is never allowed to dry out completely. Adequate ventilation is crucial to prevent mold growth while maintaining higher humidity levels.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Size: Approximately 0.3" or smaller (Dwarf Species)
Enclosure: Plastic storage bin or glass terrarium
Diet: vegetables, dried leaves, wood, grasses, decaying matter, Calcium- to meet their calcium needs (include sources like limestone and cuttlebone).
Temperature Range: Maintain temperatures between 18C to 29C (65F to 85F). Avoid exposing them to extreme cold or heat as it can be fatal.
Reproduction: These isopods are considered moderate breeders once they're established, but expect relatively small broods.
Substrate: Use nutrient rich substrate, peat moss, flake soil, etc. Keep it slightly moist and add a layer of leaf litter for enrichment.
Humidity: Maintain moderate humidity levels. Mist one side of the enclosure to create a moisture gradient. Ensure that the moss on the moist side is never allowed to dry out completely. Adequate ventilation is crucial to prevent mold growth while maintaining higher humidity levels.