These are the same species as Honeymoon Tigers but this morph has either no stripes or faint stripes. Currently classed as both Nesodillo Archangelii and Cubaris in the hobby but has been confirmed by an isopodologist that it doesn't fit either of those genus. Yet to be officially classified officially.
Difficulty: Medium
Humidity I keep them at: 70%-75%
I keep all my isopods between 20c and 23c, but these prefer 23c-25c
Will be posted in a strong and secure container with moss, leaf litter and a calcium source for the journey 🍂
These are the same species as Honeymoon Tigers but this morph has either no stripes or faint stripes. Currently classed as both Nesodillo Archangelii and Cubaris in the hobby but has been confirmed by an isopodologist that it doesn't fit either of those genus. Yet to be officially classified officially.
Difficulty: Medium
Humidity I keep them at: 70%-75%
I keep all my isopods between 20c and 23c, but these prefer 23c-25c
Will be posted in a strong and secure container with moss, leaf litter and a calcium source for the journey 🍂