Cubaris “Yellow Tiger” isopods like their name suggests, have stripes. Unlike a Tiger though, these won't attack you and will make for a great pet with their cool aesthetics and more tame behavior.

Cubaris Yellow Tiger FAQ:

Environment: Like other Cubaris species, these thrive in a stable, high‑humidity enclosure. The substrate while does not have to be as damp as duckies, you don't want to be super dry. These do not seem to burrow as much as much as they are surface dwellers. As such leaves and cork bark are, like most pod enclosures, is a must. 

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, but you can see a few out during the day. 

Rarity: Uncommon

Care Difficulty: Beginner to Moderate