Cubaris murina 'Papaya' Isopods

Cubaris murina 'Papaya' Isopods Origin • Morph originated in the United States (founded in North Dakota) Environmental Preferences • Temperature Range: 70–80°F (21–27°C)• Humidity Preference: Medium to High (60–80%)• Prefers stable humidity with moderate ventilation; avoid overly dry conditions Physical Characteristics • Average Adult Size: 1.0 cm (~0.4")• Orangey-pink coloration with white skirting and pink eyes• Semi-translucent back and lighter body tones• Considered a true albino morph of Cubaris murina Diet • Soft or rotting wood• Leaf litter and decaying plant matter• Calcium sources (e.g., cuttlebone, eggshell, PangeaCal Calcium)• Protein (e.g., freeze-dried shrimp, minnows, fish pellets, dried insects)• Commercial insect food (e.g., Pangea Roach & Cricket Food)• Vegetables (e.g., carrots, zucchini, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, cucumber)• Fruits (e.g., bananas, apples, watermelon, mango) Description Cubaris murina 'Papaya' is believed to be the only pink isopod currently being b