CUBARIS SP ‘Pak Chong’ Isopods

Cubaris sp thrive in both tropical and temperate environments. They have a harder exterior which doesn't make them ideal as a feeder isopod. They also tend to breed at slower rates than most isopods, making them a little more costly in the isopod hobby. Pak Chong isopods have a truly unique color variation apart from most common Cubaris sp. Their faces are bright orange with a mostly black body. Most of their pereons have white fringes with tiny black dots. The detail doesn't end here -- their pleons are orange and white fringes with a similar black dot pattern. IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: Each culture ships guaranteed to have at least the selected amount of isopods, and typically with at least 1-2 extra every time.The moment you receive your isopods, they will be ready to introduce into your bioactive setup. We ship our isopods along with sphagnum moss in securely packed containers. Their package will include insulation, heat, cold, or phase packs dependent on the temperatures observe