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My Roaches!

Hisserdude

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Balta notulata:
Young nymph (My camera has a really hard time photographing tiny inverts, so forgive me for the low quality pics):
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Hisserdude

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Idaho, USA
The rest of the Therea olegrandjeani nymphs I ordered from Bugs In Cyberspace matured a few weeks ago, here are some pictures of them! :)

Therea olegrandjeani:
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My Therea petiveriana have been maturing as well, can't wait to get some offspring from them. :)

Therea petiveriana:
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And here are the first captive reared Chorisoneura texensis ever, very happy to have bred this species successfully, hopefully another generation will follow. :)

Chorisoneura texensis:
Male grooming himself
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Female
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Parcoblatta fulvescens:
Male
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Nymphs
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Parcoblatta zebra:
Male
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Nymphs
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Pseudomops septentrionalis hatchlings:
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My original Panchlora sp. "White" female died due to unknown causes, however I was able to order two more, they arrived yesterday, along with a free male. :) Hopefully these two will do better and reproduce for me!

Panchlora sp. "White":
Female
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Hisserdude

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My Arenivaga bolliana male matured, and my "adult" female molted as well, hopefully she's mature now too. :)

Arenivaga bolliana:
Male
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Female
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Arenivaga cf. genitalis:
Male nymph
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Female
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Both of them together
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Latiblattella rehni:
Adult male
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Polyphaga saussurei:
Probably mature female
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Polyphaga aegyptiaca:
Female
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Male
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Hisserdude

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Arenivaga bolliana:
Ootheca
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Balta notulata:
Adult! :D
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Blaberus sp. "Venezuela":
Adult female
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Dorylaea orini:
Adults
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Ootheca
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Pycnoscelus surinamensis:
Adult male (Extremely rare and sterile)
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Hisserdude

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Idaho, USA
Paranauphoeta discoidalis:
Adult female and subadult nymph
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Subadult nymph
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Adult female
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Polyphaga saussurei:
Female carrying oothecae
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Female without ootheca
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Polyphaga aegyptiaca & P.saussurei comparison:
Adult females
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Parcoblatta divisa:
Adult male
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Parcoblatta uhleriana:
Nymphs
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Parcoblatta americana "Table-top Mountain":
Adults and nymphs
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Panchlora sp. "White":
Nymphs
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African Bullet Roaches:
Adults and nymphs
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Arenivaga cf. genitalis:
Adult female
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Subadult male
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Corydidarum pygmaea:
Newborn nymphs!!! :D
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Parcoblatta americana:
Two unusally dark colored males in my colony
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Hisserdude

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Panchlora sp. "White":
Nymphs
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Rhabdoblatta formosana:
Adults
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Blaberus sp. "Venezuela":
Nymphs :)
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Corydidarum pygmaea:
Nymphs
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Therea olegrandjeani:
Nymphs
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Therea petiveriana:
Nymphs
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Therea regularis:
Nymphs
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Polyphaga saussurei:
Adult females
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Hisserdude

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Parcoblatta zebra:
Adult female
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Drymaplaneta semivitta:
Oothecae
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Hatchlings
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Arenivaga cf. genitalis:
Adult male
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Corydidarum pygmaea:
Female with young
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Paranauphoeta discoidalis:
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Hisserdude

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Idaho, USA
Thanks man! :) The African bullets, Blaberus atropos, Byrsotria sp. "Cuba", Parcoblatta fulvescens, Pycnoscelus surinamensis, and Pycnoscelus sp. "Thailand" all seem like they could make decent feeders, my B.atropos and P.surinamensis colonies in particular seem to be exploding!
 

MassExodus

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Excellent. Did I tell you my E. sp whites matured and died off? Very frustrating. I've just ordered supplemental dubia and lats to enlarge the colonies. I think I'll try some African bullets and B atropos
 

Hisserdude

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Excellent. Did I tell you my E. sp whites matured and died off? Very frustrating. I've just ordered supplemental dubia and lats to enlarge the colonies. I think I'll try some African bullets and B atropos

That sucks man, sorry to hear that. :( Did they have fruit and everything?

The B.atropos can be slow at the start, but I started with about 8 individuals and now I have easily over 100 nymphs in the enclosure, which are growing fast, need to start culling the colony! The African bullets are way faster, I started with a single pair last march I think, and now I've got about 80-90 large nymphs and adults in there, which are going to produce a ton more offspring!
 

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