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Anyone keep C*ckroaches?
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<blockquote data-quote="m0lsx" data-source="post: 185456" data-attributes="member: 29323"><p>My daughter s high school use to have some hissers & they were really popular. I have even separated a few of mine out for her & she is 21. Look for princisia vanwaerebeki if you can find them, they are one of the biggest species & tend to have better colouration. My princisia vanwaerebeki are also my slowest breeding species of hisser too, which is an advantage for pets. And if you don't want hissers to breed, simply keep them in cooler conditions. Here in the UK, simply not using a heat mat is sufficient to stop breeding.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="m0lsx, post: 185456, member: 29323"] My daughter s high school use to have some hissers & they were really popular. I have even separated a few of mine out for her & she is 21. Look for princisia vanwaerebeki if you can find them, they are one of the biggest species & tend to have better colouration. My princisia vanwaerebeki are also my slowest breeding species of hisser too, which is an advantage for pets. And if you don't want hissers to breed, simply keep them in cooler conditions. Here in the UK, simply not using a heat mat is sufficient to stop breeding. [/QUOTE]
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