Caramel Cream Isopods (Cubaris sp.)

Caramel Cream Isopods are small-sized are small-sized species native to Thailand. Naturally occurring in the tropical Asian region, the Caramel Cream Isopods need high temperatures to thrive. They have a unique creamy and caramel colour, perfect for any terrarium setup. The capsule-shaped Caramel Cream Isopods have calm behaviour and are easy to care for beginners. The Caramel Cream Isopods have a less aggressive nature compared to other isopods. These Cubaris sp isopods will pose no danger to other animals in a terrarium setup. 

A Glimpse

• Origin: Thailand
• Scientific Name: Cubaris sp.
• Difficulty: Low
• Rarity: Very rare
• Temperature: 22 to 28℃
• Size: 2 to 3 cm
• Humidity: 60 to 80%
• Favourable Foods: Crushed Eggs Shells, Dry Leaves

An Overview

Caramel Cream Isopods make interesting and beloved pets because they are very rare to find. These Caramel Cream Isopods are Thailand species characterized by their white and striped appearance. The Caramel Cream Isopods have a capsule-like body shape with a segmented armor. 

These tropical Asian origin natives have a somewhat calm and active nature. These elegant Caramel Cream Isopods are initially transparent and acquire their characteristic colouration over time. These easy-to-keep Cubaris sp isopods are small-sized species that can grow from 2 to 3 cm in size. 

Being a mediumly humid environment thrivers, the Caramel Cream Isopods need a terrarium setup with medium humidity level. As the original climate of the Caramel Cream Isopods is tropical, they can grow in humid and warm environments at the same time. 

The Caramel Cream Isopods make ideal pets because of their contribution towards the cleanliness of the terrarium’s ecosystem. Feeding the Caramel Cream Isopods is not difficult either. These isopods’ main food source is crushed eggshells and calcium-rich foods. 

Caramel Cream Isopods are peaceful species. They can coexist with other species in the terrarium setup without any conflicts. These stunning isopods pose no danger to plants inside the terrarium. 

Basic Care

You can use the following instructions and tips to provide the best care to Caramel Cream Isopods.

• You can use an enclosure setup with a medium humidity level to house the Caramel Cream Isopods.
• It is essential to ensure the Caramel Cream Isopods get calcium-rich foods in the form of crushed egg shells.
• Don’t keep the enclosure in direct light. 
• Make use of a substrate mix with decaying organic matter and plant debris to meet the needs of Caramel Cream Isopods. 

Feeding Caramel Cream Isopods

Caramel Cream Isopods are relatively easy Cubaris species when it comes to feeding. The Caramel Cream Isopods can feed on decaying organic matter such as dry leaves and wood. They are fond of plant debris. These Cubaris isopods consume coconut fiber. They also consume leaf litter as found in the natural environment. 

Appearance And Behaviour

• Caramel Cream Isopods thrive in medium to high-level humidity conditions. 
• These Cubaris sp isopods can be suitable choice for beginners because they are easy to keep and also easy to breed. 
• Caramel Cream Isopods are small-sized cute little isopods with capsule-like appearance. 
• These creamy white coloured isopods resemble milk chocolate in appearance. 
• You can make them stay alongside other species because they are peaceful isopods that will not cause conflicts. 

Habitat

The Caramel Cream Isopods is a species recognized for its milky-white color and calm nature. The Caramel Cream Isopods can live beside other species and plants in the terrarium in harmony. They are born alive unlike species that hatch from eggs. 

Substrate Mix

The Caramel Cream Isopods will need a substrate mix with coconut fibre mix and leaf litter to retain moisture within the terrarium setup. Isopod collectors can add natural supplements like decaying organic matter and plant debris for their growth. They can even add non-chlorinated water in a small dish within the setup.