Cubaris sp. 'White Shark'

Cubaris sp. ‘White Shark’ – Multicolored Dwarf Thai Isopods

Creation Cultivated Cubaris sp. ‘White Shark’ is a compact Thai isopod recognized for its striking combination of white, orange, cream, and dark blue-gray coloration.

Although smaller than many collector Cubaris, White Shark isopods compensate with detailed markings and stronger colony production once established.

This humidity-loving dwarf species is an excellent choice for intermediate keepers, display cultures, and dedicated breeding projects.

Why Isopod Keepers Choose Creation Cultivated

Multicolored Pattern — Combines white, orange, cream, and dark blue-gray markings.

Dwarf Size — Its miniature build makes the detailed coloration especially distinctive.

Thai Collector Species — A less commonly available provisional Cubaris from Thailand.

Productive Colonies — Can reproduce steadily once properly established.

Display Appeal — Offers exceptional detail for close-up cultures and photography.

Professionally Packed — Carefully prepared for secure live-animal transit.

Product Details

Hobby Identification: Cubaris sp. ‘White Shark’

Hobby Origin: Thailand

Coloration: White, cream, orange, and dark blue-gray

Adult Size: Approximately 0.3 in. (8 mm)

Care Level: Intermediate

Reproduction Rate: Moderate to fast once established

Behavior: Secretive, colony-oriented, and capable of complete conglobation

Natural differences in size, age, coloration, and pattern should be expected.

Care Requirements

Temperature: Approximately 75–80°F (24–27°C)

Moisture: Maintain consistently high humidity with lightly damp substrate. Do not allow the culture to dry completely.

Ventilation: Provide moderate airflow to balance high humidity and prevent stagnant conditions.

Substrate: Use a deep, moisture-retentive organic substrate containing rotting hardwood, leaf litter, and sphagnum moss.

Diet: Provide abundant leaf litter with vegetables and light supplemental protein.

Calcium: Keep cuttlebone, limestone, oyster shell, or another calcium source available.

Commonly Used For

White Shark isopods are commonly kept as dwarf display colonies, collector cultures, and long-term breeding projects in warm, humid environments.

Because of their small size, they may also serve as supplemental cleanup crews after the colony becomes well established.

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