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Does anyone have experience with these? Ease, set up, food etc information would be helpful. Thanks in advance!
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Hemiblabera tenebricosa or Horseshoe Crab Roaches
- Thread starter Psyrocke
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Hi Psyrocke! 
Obviously I have some experience keeping this species, they are very easy. They like a deep, moist substrate. Some people say they need dead leaves to survive, mine however did just fine without them, and when I did introduce dead leaves to their enclosure they barely touched them. They eat the normal fare of roaches, dog/cat food, fruits and veggies, etc. These guys are known for breeding at much lower temps than other roaches, they can breed in the mid 60's!
Hope this helps!
Obviously I have some experience keeping this species, they are very easy. They like a deep, moist substrate. Some people say they need dead leaves to survive, mine however did just fine without them, and when I did introduce dead leaves to their enclosure they barely touched them. They eat the normal fare of roaches, dog/cat food, fruits and veggies, etc. These guys are known for breeding at much lower temps than other roaches, they can breed in the mid 60's!
Hope this helps!
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Hola Hisserdude!
Well obviously haha. Well, if yours don't like it then I doubt mine will And excellent! I like that breeding prosperity of theirs haha.
I think it shall.
Well obviously haha. Well, if yours don't like it then I doubt mine will
And excellent! I like that breeding prosperity of theirs haha.I think it shall
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