
The White Tiger Isopod is a striking Cubaris morph, featuring white and gray striped coloration, making it a favorite among collectors.
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The White Tiger Isopod is a striking Cubaris morph, featuring white and gray striped coloration, making it a favorite among collectors.
Gray body with striking white striping, giving it a tiger-like appearance. Adults reach 15–18 mm.
2–3 years
Leaf litter, decaying wood, vegetables, protein sources, and calcium.
A visually stunning Cubaris morph, best suited for keepers with prior isopod experience.
Intermediate to Advanced – sensitive to environmental fluctuations.
2–5 gallons
Neutral to slightly acidic substrate preferred
Not applicable (terrestrial; calcium supplementation required).
72–78°F (22–26°C)
Up to 18 mm
Best in species-only colonies or with springtails.
Predatory reptiles, amphibians, or aggressive larger isopods.
Cubaris sp. 'White Tiger'
Armadillidae
Southeast Asia
Colony-dwelling; thrives in groups.
Provide leaf litter, vegetables, rotting wood, protein sources (fish food, shrimp pellets), and calcium supplements.
Moderate breeder; requires high humidity and stable environments to reproduce successfully.
Breeds at a steady pace under warm and humid conditions with a calcium source.
Humidity: 75–90%, Temperature: 72–78°F (22–26°C), low to moderate ventilation.
Humidity stress and calcium deficiency can cause molting issues.
Shy but active in groups, prefers humid microhabitats.
Nocturnal and shy; hides under cover but becomes more active in larger groups.
Cubaris sp. 'White Tiger' is a beautiful morph originating from Southeast Asia, known for its pale white and gray-striped markings resembling a tiger’s pattern. It is a slow to moderate breeder and thrives best in high-humidity enclosures with plenty of hides and calcium availability. Highly sought-after by advanced hobbyists.