Cubaris “Cherry Blossom” isopods are a highly sought‑after Cubaris variety known for their pink coloration. 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. Leaf litter, supplemental calcium, and occasional protein help maintain healthy growth and coloration. Offering cork bark and larger limestone rocks for them to hide in and under are ideal. Cubaris Cherry Blossom isopods establish well and develop into a reliable, slow‑but‑steady breeding group. They are also nighttime critters so don't expect to see them out during the day.