Cubaris “Cherry Blossom” isopods are a highly sought‑after Cubaris variety known for their pink coloration. These breed pretty well once established. Now is your chance to own one of the isopods that became an overnight sensation. NOTE that these are not the same as Sakuras. Our Cherry Blossoms our actually Pinkl and vibrant (see our video - it is unedited) Check out our vide comparing these to sakuras and papayas: Comparison Video

Cubaris Cherry Blossom FAQ:

Environment: Like other Cubaris species, Cherry Blossoms thrive in a stable, high‑humidity enclosure. They do best in a nutrient‑dense substrate that supports long‑term burrowing and provides a natural food source. They also need plenty of hides and a limestone rock with nooks and crannies is always good.

Food of Preference: Limestone/ a good calcium source and a good substrate. To help keep coloration we recommend Fluval Color Enhancing Fish Food

Behavior: As is typical Cubaris, these are night time critters. They are more active at night and they also will scurry, but not all. These can be seen in the mossy area during the day.

Rarity: Rare

Care Difficulty: Moderate