Cubaris sp. “Bumblebee”
15,00€ – 73,00€Price range: 15,00€ through 73,00€
Cubaris sp. “Bumblebee” is an exotic isopod with striking yellow and black coloration, ideal for tropical bioactive terrariums. A great natural cleaner that breaks down organic waste, leaf litter and fungi. Highly valued for its unique appearance, calm behavior and excellent role in ecosystem balance.
General information
- Scientific name: Cubaris sp. “Bumblebee”
- Common name: Cubaris Bumblebee
- Family: Armadillidae
- Origin: Tropical Asia
- Size: approx. 1.5 – 2 cm
- Lifespan: 2 – 3 years
- Difficulty level: Medium
- Behavior: Calm and mainly nocturnal
Description
Cubaris sp. “Bumblebee” stands out for its striking yellow and black pattern, resembling a bumblebee, hence its name. Its exotic appearance and discreet behavior make it a highly sought-after species for bioactive terrariums and isopod-keeping projects.
Beyond its ornamental value, it helps maintain ecosystem balance by consuming organic waste, decaying wood, dry leaves, and fungi.
Care parameters
- Temperature: 22 – 27 °C
- Humidity: 75 – 90%
- Ventilation: Medium
- Substrate: Tropical and moist setup
- Calcium requirement: High
- Activity: Mainly nocturnal
- Reproduction: Moderate
Feeding
A varied, calcium-rich diet is recommended:
- Dry leaves
- Decaying wood
- Moss
- Vegetables
- Occasional protein food
- Cuttlebone or other calcium sources
Care recommendations
Maintain a consistently humid area alongside a slightly drier zone for self-regulation. A deep substrate rich in organic matter promotes health and breeding success. Cork bark, moss, and natural hides help reduce stress.
Compatibility
Ideal for:
- Bioactive tropical terrariums
- Paludariums
- Isopod breeding projects
- Clean-up crews
Benefits
- Highly attractive exotic coloration
- Excellent natural decomposer
- Helps reduce organic waste buildup
- Suitable for humid tropical setups
- Interesting hiding and exploratory behavior
| Options | 1 unit, 5 units |
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