WebWelcome to the not so difficult care guide to Cubaris Rubber Duckies!Here we go over the basics of general isopod care and how we cater to our Cubaris Rubber... WebCubaris sp. ‘Pink Ducky’ is also a slowly reproducing isopod that benefits from fruits and bee pollen in its diet. When these conditions are met, they are not hard to maintain. We think you will also love... Out of stock …
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WebDescription Cubaris sp 'Rubber Ducky' Isopods Price is per each duck, $15.00 each Slow growers They will be 1/3" to 1/2" grown. High Humidity Great as cleaner crew in bioactive enclosures or as a "micro" pet. Need to have lots of food, if they get too hungry may chew on your animals when they are sleeping. We suggest supplementing their food. WebFind many great new & used options and get the best deals for Rubber Ducky Cubaris sp Isopod 25ct Clean Up Crew Bioactive Isopods NO MANCAE! at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! impressions on scott opening hours
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WebCubaris sp - Blonde Ducky Difficulty: Advanced Size: .68 inches. Housing: Plastic storage bin or glass terrarium Food Preferences: freeze dried shrimp, vegetables, dried leaves, wood, grasses, and decaying matter, Reptanicals Isopod Feast , provide Reptanicals 5-in-1 Calcium Supplement for necessary calcium sources like limestone and cuttlebone. WebCubaris sp. "Rubber Ducky” Isopods are rare Isopods, and were an instant classic as soon as they hit the industry. These Isopods resemble ducks! Famous from Thailand, Rubber Ducky isopods prefer high humidity with at least six-inch or deeper of the substrate. Rubber Ducky Isopods like to burrow down to help them breed and molt. Rubber … WebCubaris sp. "Amber Ducky" (5) These Amber Duckys are a twist on the Rubber Ducky, and are very similar in their needs. Love that rich yellow! We've found them to do well here in moderate temps, upper seventies, and kept fairly moist, but not wet. The "one half damp, the other half dry" method works for them, although they seem to like the ... lithfous