Cubaris Panda King “Red”
6,50€ – 20,00€Price range: 6,50€ through 20,00€
Discover the stunning Cubaris Panda King Red! This unique isopod features a vibrant red-orange color, ideal for bioactive terrariums. Easy to care for and perfect for maintaining ecological balance. A must-have for exotic isopod lovers!
Technical Data Sheet: Cubaris sp. “Panda King Red”
Scientific Name: Cubaris sp. “Panda King Red” Common Name: Panda King Red Family: Armadillidae
Description: Cubaris sp. “Panda King Red” is a terrestrial isopod variety with a striking red-orange coloration, derived from the “Panda King” variety. It has a segmented body with a slightly rough texture and can roll into a ball when threatened.
Size: Adults reach approximately 1.5 to 2 cm in length.
Natural Habitat: Native to tropical climates, it thrives in humid environments, typically under rocks, bark, and leaf litter.
Care Requirements:
- Humidity: High (75-90%). The substrate should be moist but not waterlogged.
- Temperature: 22°C to 26°C (72°F to 79°F).
- Substrate: Coconut fiber, dry leaves, bark, and moss for moisture retention.
- Hiding Places: Logs, bark, and natural shelters are recommended.
Diet: Detritivore, feeding on decomposing organic matter. Accepts dry leaves, rotting wood, fruits, vegetables, and calcium supplements for shell development.
Behavior: A peaceful, social species that thrives in colonies. Prefers dark, humid environments and is most active at night.
Reproduction: Females carry eggs in a brood pouch (marsupium). After hatching, juveniles continue their development in the substrate.
Difficulty Level: Moderate. Requires stable environmental conditions and proper humidity levels.
Use in Terrariums: Highly valued in bioactive setups for breaking down organic waste and maintaining ecological balance. Its vibrant coloration makes it a striking addition for enthusiasts.
Notes: A well-ventilated enclosure with a calcium source is recommended. Avoid keeping them with aggressive species that compete for resources.
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