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Paratemnopteryx couloniana (Red Goblin Roaches)
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<blockquote data-quote="MassExodus" data-source="post: 77505" data-attributes="member: 4086"><p>I just ordered 204 of these. (lol dont ask) They seem much like lateralis, adults are weak climbers, nymphs dont climb, they don't burrow, at any life stage. Not a commonly kept feeder, but I find them interesting, so I ordered some. Anyone ever keep them? I know they require slightly moist sub for the females to put ooths in. I know they hatch quickly, and grow med fast, but pause at sub adult stage and take awhile to mature. Or so I've read. So ill pamper them and see how they do at 80 degrees, spoiled and well fed, untouched for a few months. Should be interesting. Very interesting species, and cool looking too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MassExodus, post: 77505, member: 4086"] I just ordered 204 of these. (lol dont ask) They seem much like lateralis, adults are weak climbers, nymphs dont climb, they don't burrow, at any life stage. Not a commonly kept feeder, but I find them interesting, so I ordered some. Anyone ever keep them? I know they require slightly moist sub for the females to put ooths in. I know they hatch quickly, and grow med fast, but pause at sub adult stage and take awhile to mature. Or so I've read. So ill pamper them and see how they do at 80 degrees, spoiled and well fed, untouched for a few months. Should be interesting. Very interesting species, and cool looking too. [/QUOTE]
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