My Roaches!

[MassExodus]

You've got some cool species ..one day ill catch up though

 

[Hisserdude]

You've got some cool species ..one day ill catch up though

Thanks, and we'll see about that lol! Should be getting a species of roach completely new to the US hobby on Friday, I'll be sure to post pics of those when they arrive.

 

[MassExodus]

Thanks, and we'll see about that lol! Should be getting a species of roach completely new to the US hobby on Friday, I'll be sure to post pics of those when they arrive.

Nice! Can't wait to see it..

 

[Hisserdude]

Just got these from Gil Wizen, AKA wizentrop on AB, and they are beautiful! Really hope they do well for me, these are completely new to the US hobby! These are some crappy pics, I will definitely try to get some better ones soon though!

Panchlora sp. "White":
Female

Male

 

[MassExodus]

Holy god. I must have some.

 

[Hisserdude]

Holy god. I must have some.

Lol, well if I ever have any for sale I'll let you know!

 

[Hisserdude]

Here are some better pictures of the Panchlora sp. "White"! In case anyone was wondering, the males are about two CM long, and the female is almost three.

Males

Female

 

[Kymura]

Driving me crazy that I can't see their face lol
Very pretty!

 

[Hisserdude]

Driving me crazy that I can't see their face lol
Very pretty!

Lol yeah, they keep their heads pretty tucked in when they are in their resting positions, and that's the only time I'm able to get pics of them 'cause once they are alert they rapidly take flight!

 

[Hisserdude]

Gyna capucina:
Nymphs

OMG, I would like to say to say that those are not G.capucina nymphs, I don't even have G.capucina. These are the much more common Gyna lurida. Don't know what went through my head as I was writing that.

 

[Hisserdude]

Pseudomops septentrionalis a friend gave me.
Male

Female with ootheca

A rather banged up individual I have affectionately named BP; "Broken Pseudomops".

Byrsotria fumigata:
Male

Gromphadorhina sp. "Hybrid":
Male

Corydidarum pygmaea:
Probably an adult female

Dorylaea orini:
Adult!!!

Gyna lurida:
Pretty whitish adult female I found

Panchlora sp. "White"
Males (This is now one of my favorite species in my collection)

Pycnoscelus sp. "Thailand"
Adult (This is what most of the adults in my colony look like)

 

[Telson]

I would name the sp white male "Richard" and just call him ****, for short. Lmao. Really cool roaches, dude.

 

[Hisserdude]

I would name the sp white male "Richard" and just call him ****, for short. Lmao. Really cool roaches, dude.

Lol, maybe. Thanks man!

 

[Hisserdude]

Some new roaches I got from a friend last week!

Arenivaga bolliana:
Adult female

Subadult male

Parcoblatta fulvescens:
Adult female

 

[Kymura]

I like these guys more and more. Having a horrid time with my dubia... Don't want to feed them to my T's. They are just so damn cute. Going to have to get a couple of the hisses as pets I guess.

 

[Hisserdude]

I like these guys more and more. Having a horrid time with my dubia... Don't want to feed them to my T's. They are just so damn cute. Going to have to get a couple of the hisses as pets I guess.

Yeah, I always feel kind of bad feeding off my roaches, I never feel that way with crickets or mealworms, but I always feel guilty when feeding my roaches to things. Haha, you'll turn into a Blatticulturist yet, just you wait and see! It often starts with using them as feeders, then you get a pet species, and another, and another, then 10 more, and so on and so forth.

Got some new roach species from a friend a few days ago!

Latiblattella rehni:
Small nymph

Cariblatta minima:
Adult female

And here is a picture of my adult pair of Corydidarum pygmaea snuggled up together:

 

[Telson]

Yeah, I always feel kind of bad feeding off my roaches, I never feel that way with crickets or mealworms, but I always feel guilty when feeding my roaches to things. Haha, you'll turn into a Blatticulturist yet, just you wait and see! It often starts with using them as feeders, then you get a pet species, and another, and another, then 10 more, and so on and so forth.

Got some new roach species from a friend a few days ago!

Latiblattella rehni:
Small nymph

Cariblatta minima:
Adult female

And here is a picture of my adult pair of Corydidarum pygmaea snuggled up together: :shame:

That's exactly what happens..it doesnt help to look at this thread either Does that male pygmaea have a bright red dot on his head or is it a reflection?

 

[Hisserdude]

That's exactly what happens..it doesnt help to look at this thread either Does that male pygmaea have a bright red dot on his head or is it a reflection?

Lol, glad to see this thread is fulfilling its purpose!
No they don't have a red spot on their head per say, rather the whole head is an reddish-orange color, except for the eyes of course.

 

[Ratmosphere]

Nice collection!

 

[Hisserdude]

Nice collection!

Thanks man!

My female Paranauphoeta discoidalis female finally gave birth, so here are a few pictures of the little hatchlings!
Paranauphoeta discoidalis:
Hatchlings

My male Blaberus sp. "Venezuela" has matured, so here are some pictures of him as well.
Blaberus sp. "Venezuela":
Adult male

Hemiblabera tenebricosa:
Mating pair, (Male on the right)