Any roach fans out here? lol

[Hisserdude]

i just caught my first cockroach in Idaho!!! i have lived here for a while and have never found one. and i have read that there are no native sp of roaches here, but i found what i think to be a parcoblatta nymph. do they need wood in their diet? might try to post a pic later.

 

[Amici Con Coleotteri]

i just caught my first cockroach in Idaho!!! i have lived here for a while and have never found one. and i have read that there are no native sp of roaches here, but i found what i think to be a parcoblatta nymph. do they need wood in their diet? might try to post a pic later.

Congrats dude! I'd suggest a hardwood blend to keep'em on. Good luck!

 

[Hisserdude]

Thanks! I put some mulch from my front yard in with it, and some dead leaves. I am also feeding it dog food.

 

[Amici Con Coleotteri]

Sounds good to me!

Aren't roaches great?!?!

 

[Hisserdude]

They sure are!

 

[Lucanus]

Sounds good to me!

Aren't roaches great?!?!

Can't deny that. Lol

 

[Lucanus]

More roaches!

Elliptorhina javanica

 

[Lucanus]

Gyna lurida "yellow"

 

[Lucanus]

Simandoa conserfariam

 

[Lucanus]

Periplaneta brunnea

 

[Lucanus]

Elliptorhina laevigata

 

[Lucanus]

Aeluropoda insignis

 

[Hisserdude]

Cool! I really like how the simandoa conserfariam look!

 

[Amici Con Coleotteri]

Awesome additions! Love the G. lurida, and those S. conserfariam are really cool as well! Are all of these from Kyle?

 

[Lucanus]

Cool! I really like how the simandoa conserfariam look!

Me too! I'm so glad that I got this pretty species

 

[Lucanus]

Awesome additions! Love the G. lurida, and those S. conserfariam are really cool as well! Are all of these from Kyle?

G. lurida came from a friend of mine in AL, and S. conserfariam were purchased from Bugs in cyberspace

 

[Amici Con Coleotteri]

City roaches!

I see these at night when I'm coming home from work, and had to bring my camera out to try to get a snap shot for this thread.

 

[Lucanus]

City roaches!

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I see these at night when I'm coming home from work, and had to bring my camera out to try to get a snap shot for this thread.

Ooh...Blatta orientalis! I love these guys

 

[Amici Con Coleotteri]

I get so tempted to catch them on my route home but I think my brother would have a heart attack.

 

[Greatwun]

Here's one from Florida: Arenivaga floridensis , Florida Sand Roach. This specimen was collected in Highlands County, FL. They live in loose sand in the sandhill scrub habitat (see photo below) along Florida's ancient sand ridges. Also found an adult male but it died before I could get it home. They are somewhat difficult to locate but I hope to get more for future breeding.

Arenivaga floridensis