Cherry Blossom

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Species: Cubaris sp. “Cherry Blossom”
Origin: Southeast Asia

(Based on our own experiences)

Difficulties to Keep: ⭐⭐☆☆☆ (2/5)
Humidity Level: 💧💧💧💧☆ (4/5)

Category: Mid-End Isopod

Description:
Cubaris sp. “Cherry Blossom” is a beautiful and eye-catching isopod species loved for its soft pinkish tones and cherry blossom-like appearance. The body coloration can range from creamy white to light pink with subtle patterns, making it highly attractive inside any bioactive setup or collector display.

This species grows to a medium size and is considered relatively beginner-friendly compared to other Cubaris species. They enjoy a humid environment with proper airflow and plenty of hiding spaces. With stable conditions and calcium-rich food sources, they reproduce steadily and adapt well in captivity.

A perfect choice for keepers looking for a colorful, elegant, and easy-to-maintain mid-tier collectible isopod species.

Note on Cherry Blossom:
Cubaris sp. “Cherry Blossom” is widely considered a color mutation derived from the Black/Red Laser line, showing a lighter, softer expression of the original red patterning, often shifting toward pale pink and cream tones.