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Cubaris
Crabby Isopods
Cubaris sp. "Crabby"
Care ★★★☆☆
Named for their chunky, crab-like look and orange-brown tones. A sturdy Cubaris that settles in well once it has a moisture gradient and plenty of decaying wood.
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Data sheet
- Scientific nameCubaris sp. "Crabby"
- Adult sizeup to 1–1.3 cm
- OriginCaptive bred (CB) in Cornwall, UK
- DistributionSoutheast Asia
- Temperature22–26 °C
- HumidityHigh, with a moisture gradient
- Breeding rateModerate
- Care level★★★☆☆ (3/5, moderate)
How to keep Crabby isopods
- Give them plenty of rotting hardwood to graze.
- A moisture gradient lets them pick their spot.
- Calcium (cuttlebone) should always be available.
- Feed leaf litter and decaying hardwood as a staple, with cuttlebone for calcium and a small pinch of protein (fish flakes or dried shrimp) once a week.
- Use a tub with small vents and deep organic substrate (topsoil, coco fibre, leaf litter), with cork bark for hides.
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