California Mystery Cockroach

yea! :D here are 3 species of corydiids: Holocompsa tolteca, Holocompsa azteca, Homoeogamia mexicana, i was collected all 3 species together in Quercus Three holes of the cloud forest

so, Homoeogamia mexicana it's prolific and easy to breed! so have no photos

 
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yea! :D here are 3 species of corydiids: Holocompsa tolteca, Holocompsa azteca, Homoeogamia mexicana, i was collected all 3 species together in Quercus Three holes of the cloud forest

so, Homoeogamia mexicana it's prolific and easy to breed! so have no photos
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Amazing, Corydiids are my favorite group of roaches, all of those species sound really cool! You should try to get some pictures if you find any, I would love to see them! :D

 
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I have now one photo but have technical problems to post it :angry: i'm going to see that with a specialist :blink:

 
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voila!!

Dude here are two photos of my corydiids: Holocompsa tolteca und H. azteca :D

and thankyou for the link!!

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my new Anisopygia start rearing!! :D

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somme Periplaneta australasiae and isopods :D

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yes i started 4 Holocompsa tolteca and 7 Holocompsa azteca (not reviewed the sexes ) in a small ventilated container with dry steriled sand,

moistened only at one end of the container by a wet cotton to have a gradient of moisture and i fed them with dog chow's and corn flakes,

not separated oothecas, I saw the first hatched nymphs in the same container, HOWEVER, a small cousin experienced putting water in my containers and all died.

so i had no chance to collect them after I moved to live in an apartment.

 
my Anisopygia: now i have 8 females and 3 males all adults and 1 medium sized ninph, i feed them with dog chow's, cat chow's, corn flakes, Plecostomus fish meal, apple and letuce, i keep them with dry leaves for shelter

so today there are two females that have ootheca attached!! :D soon I'll give you more news of my Anisopygia :D

 
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