Cubaris Sp. Cappuccino Care Sheet
1. Introduction
Cubaris sp. Cappuccino, commonly known as the Cappuccino Isopod, is a unique and captivating species that thrives in bioactive setups. Let’s explore their care requirements.
2. Basic Information
- Scientific Name: Cubaris sp. Cappuccino
- Size: Up to 2.5 cm
- Appearance: These isopods have a brilliant white skirt surrounding their dark, round bodies, making them visually striking.
3. Habitat and Environment
- Native Habitat: Found in Thailand, Cubaris sp. Cappuccino.
- Coloration: Their name comes from their unique color pattern, resembling a cup of cappuccino.
- Temperature and Humidity: Maintain a temperature between 75°F and 80°F and humidity around 60-70%.
- Substrate: Use a mix of half soil and half decaying wood.
4. Diet
- Detritivores: Feed them decomposing wood, sliced vegetables, crushed limestone, cuttlebones, and crushed eggshells.
- Nutrient Recycling: They help reduce organic waste buildup and aid in nutrient recycling.
5. Behavior and Appearance
- Body Structure: Cappuccino Isopods have rounded bodies, short legs, and four sets of spiracles for respiration.
- Eyes and Communication: They have small eyes on top of their head and can make surprisingly loud clicks when threatened.
- Terrarium Pet: Their distinct appearance makes them popular in terrariums.
6. Tank Requirements
- Container: Provide a transparent plastic container of at least 10 gallons for 10-15 isopods.
- Substrate Depth: Half soil and half decaying wood.
- Temperature Range: Keep it between 75°F and 80°F.
- Humidity: Maintain 60-70% humidity.
7. Conclusion
Cubaris sp. Cappuccino is an attractive, low-maintenance pet that contributes to habitat health. Their cappuccino-like coloration adds a touch of elegance to any terrarium.
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