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  • Several anemone isopods, with a dull orange color, one brown.
  • several anemone isopods on a piece of wood, with their color appearing a light orange brown with translucent bodies showing a dark stripe down their back.
  • A single anemone isopod, a saturated orange-brown color.
  • Several dozen anemone isopods on a baby carrot, more of an orange-brown color compared to the orange of the carrot with lighter and darker shades.
  • Detail of an anemone isopod with good orange color, and a more brown one in the background.
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Cubaris murina "Anemone"

Cubaris murina "Anemone"

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Cubaris murina "Anemone" is a mix of deep orange-brown and brown-gray tones with a pale dusty finish (called "pruinescence"). Like their cousins Cubaris murina "Glacier," their translucent bodies easily show their digestive tract as a dark stripe down their back.

I find Cubaris murina to be an active variant, once established. Some cubaris are shy and like to burrow, but I see my Anemones surface-roaming during the day.

 

Preferred temperature 70–80°F

Preferred humidity  High  temperate to high 

Do they roll? Yes ✓ 

Native to Florida, introduced

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