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Cubaris sp. 'Orange Freezy'
Cubaris sp. 'Orange Freezy'
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Cubaris sp. ‘Orange Freezy’ – Large Orange Tropical Isopods
Creation Cultivated Cubaris sp. ‘Orange Freezy’ is a large tropical isopod recognized for its vibrant orange body and translucent, frosted-looking outer skirt.
This Thai hobby species combines bold coloration with a broad, rounded body. It is generally more active and reproduces more readily than many Rubber Ducky-type isopods.
Orange Freezy isopods are best suited for intermediate keepers who can provide consistently warm, humid, and stable conditions.
Why Isopod Keepers Choose Creation Cultivated
Vibrant Orange Color — Displays rich orange coloration that stands out against natural substrate and cork bark.
Frosted Outer Skirt — Semi-transparent edges create the distinctive appearance behind the Orange Freezy name.
Large Adult Size — One of the larger provisional Cubaris species maintained in the hobby.
Active Behavior — Generally more active than many slow-moving collector Cubaris.
Steady Reproduction — Produces at a moderate rate once properly established.
Professionally Packed — Carefully prepared for secure live-animal transit.
Product Details
Hobby Identification: Cubaris sp. ‘Orange Freezy’
Other Trade Name: Orange Freeze
Hobby Origin: Thailand
Coloration: Bright orange with translucent outer edges
Adult Size: Approximately 0.7–0.8 in. (18–20 mm)
Care Level: Intermediate
Reproduction Rate: Moderate once established
Natural differences in size, age, orange intensity, and skirt transparency should be expected.
Care Requirements
Temperature: Approximately 75–82°F (24–28°C)
Moisture: Maintain high humidity with a consistently moist retreat and a smaller moderately dry area.
Ventilation: Provide moderate airflow to prevent stagnant conditions while retaining humidity.
Substrate: Use a deep organic substrate containing decomposing hardwood, leaf litter, and sphagnum moss.
Diet: Provide abundant leaf litter with occasional vegetables and supplemental protein.
Calcium: Keep cuttlebone, limestone, or another calcium source available.
Commonly Used For
Orange Freezy isopods are commonly kept as display colonies, collector cultures, and long-term breeding projects in warm, humid environments.
Although they consume decaying material, their collector value makes them better suited for dedicated cultures than heavy cleanup-crew use.
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Disclaimer: Live animals. Not for human consumption. Never release isopods into the wild.
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