Description
Painted Orange Corfu’s are a delightful species to observe, as they’re active, bold, and highly food-motivated. They are master explorers, and appreciate a wide range of surfaces to adventure along.
Breed Rate: Ludicrously Rapid
Origin: Europe
Adult Size: 15-20 mm, 1.5-2 cm, .6-.8 in
Temperature: 70-80F
Habits: Corfus are known for their curious and outgoing nature. They will often investigate activity, instead of running, balling up, or hiding like most isopods would. They’re bold and adventurous, and especially food-motivated.
Husbandry: Moderate Humidity (50-70%), Well-Ventilated, Soil Moist but Not Wet, Offer Plenty of Cover like Flat/Cork Bark, Leaf Litter, Wood Rot, Limestone, and Seed Pods (Magnolia, Sweet Gum, Lotus)
Primary Diet: Decaying Organic Matter, Leaf Litter, and Wood Rot
Supplemental Diet: Fish Flakes, Dried Shrimp, Cuttlebone or Egg Shells, Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, Butternut Squash, Freeze-Dried Peas, Dried or Dead Insects, Zucchini, Cucumber, Commercial Food like Repashy Morning Wood
