Cubaris sp. “Cappuccino”

Cubaris sp. “Cappuccino” Rare Thai Cubaris with Stunning Coffee Colours

Add a premium touch to your collection with Cubaris sp. “Cappuccino”, a rare and highly desirable Thai isopod known for its rich coffee-inspired colouration. Ranging from creamy browns to vibrant orange and deep purple tones, each colony offers a unique and eye-catching look.

Larger, hardier, and more visible than many Cubaris species, Cappuccino isopods are perfect for keepers ready to step into intermediate-level isopod care.

☕ Why Choose Cappuccino Isopods?

• Rare Thai Cubaris species
• Unique coffee-toned colours (brown, cream, orange, purple)
• Larger size (up to 22 mm) – easier to observe
• More resilient than many Cubaris
• Excellent for display colonies & tropical setups

📏 Key Details

• Scientific Name: Cubaris sp. “Cappuccino”
• Size: Up to 22 mm
• Origin: Thailand (captive-bred lines)
• Difficulty: Medium
• Rarity: Rare
• Activity: Mostly nocturnal

🌡️ Care Requirements

Cappuccino isopods need stable tropical conditions to thrive:

• Temperature: 21–28°C (ideal 24–28°C)
• Humidity: 60–80%
• Ventilation: Moderate airflow
• Substrate: Deep (10–15 cm), moisture-retentive
• Lighting: Low, indirect light

➡️ Stability is key—avoid sudden changes in temperature or humidity

🌿 Habitat Setup

Create a natural, humid environment:

• Substrate mix: Organic soil, sphagnum moss, leaf litter, decaying wood
• Décor: Cork bark, moss, and limestone pieces
• Depth: Deep substrate for burrowing behaviour
• Moisture: Keep moist, not soggy, with slight variation across the enclosure

✔️ Limestone or calcium-rich materials are highly beneficial

🍽️ Diet & Feeding

A balanced diet supports health, colour, and breeding:

Staples:

• Leaf litter (essential)
• Decaying hardwood

Fresh foods:

• Carrots, squash, vegetables
• Fruits (in moderation)

Protein (2x weekly):

• Dried shrimp, fish flakes, insects

Calcium (critical):

• Cuttlebone, limestone, eggshells

💡 Remove uneaten fresh food to prevent mould and pests

🐣 Breeding & Colony Growth

• Slow to establish (several months)
• Once settled, reliable breeders
• Moderate reproduction rate
• Require stable warmth, humidity, and nutrition

Perfect for keepers who enjoy watching colonies develop over time

⚠️ Important Notes

• Not suitable for complete beginners
• Sensitive to environmental fluctuations
• Mostly nocturnal and shy (more visible as colony grows)
• Slow initial growth—patience required

🏆 Perfect For

✔️ Intermediate isopod keepers
✔️ Fans of Cubaris species
✔️ Display-focused terrariums
✔️ Collectors of rare and colourful isopods

Order Cubaris “Cappuccino” Today

If you’re looking for a rare, visually striking Cubaris with unique coffee tones, Cappuccino isopods are an excellent choice. With proper care, they develop into a thriving, attractive colony that stands out in any setup.

👉 Step up your isopod collection with this premium Thai species today!