FS/T: Many Roach Species and more

CodeWilster

CodeWilster

Third Instar
For Sale List (more to come)

Pycnoscelus surinamensis “Surinam Roach” 40 nymphs $10

Blatta (Shelfordella) lateralis “Turkistan Roach” 30 mixed $10

Ectobiidae sp “Malaysia” aka “Little Penguins” 12 mixed $15

Compsodes schwarzi “Schwarz’s Hooded Cockroach” 15 mixed $40

Blatta orientalis “Oriental Roach” 15 mixed $10 (photo below)

Blaberus fusca “Dwarf Cave Roach” 15 nymphs $10 (Kyle's stock, fast breeding)

Blaberus discoidalis “Discoid Roach” 15 large nymphs $10

Blattella vaga “Field Roach” 24 nymphs $10

Nauphoeta cinerea “Lobster Roach” 24 mixed $10

Oxyhaloa deusta “Red Head Roach” 24 mixed $10

Parcoblatta fulvescens “Fulvous Wood Roach” 30 nymphs $10

Parcoblatta americana “American Wood Roach” 12 nymphs $10

Periplaneta americana “American Roach” 15 adults $10

Periplaneta americana “American Roach” - “WHITE EYE” 12 nymphs $10

Eublaberus sp. “Ivory” “Ivory Roach” 12 small nymphs $10

Eublaberus posticus “Orange Head Roach” 12 large nymphs $10

Periplaneta australasiae “Australian Roach” 12 mixed nymphs $10

Periplaneta fuliginosa “Smoky Brown Roach” 12 small nymphs $10

Paraplecta sp. “Kenya” aka “Little Kenyans” 24 mixed $12

Epilampra maya “Mayan Cockroach” 12 mixed nymphs $50

Other inverts:

Orthoporus ornatus "Sonoran Desert Millipede" WC adults $6ea

Anadenobolus monilicornis "Bumblebee Millipede" ~1.5-2" $5ea

Tropical pink springtails - ~500 $5

Can also collect scorpions upon request (Paravaejovis spinigerus, P. confusus, H. arizonensis)

Shipping is via USPS priority mail (2-3 day) and is between $8-$14 depending on order size. 

Will happily consider trades too. Especially looking for E. distanti, some Blaberus, etc.



 
You don't happen to find wild vinegaroons do you? I'm looking for a midsized male M. giganteus.

 
Some, but probably not the types of grasshoppers hobbyists are looking for. For roaches, pretty much just Arenivaga  tonkawa and normal pests is what I've seen so far.

 
CodeWilster said:
Some, but probably not the types of grasshoppers hobbyists are looking for. For roaches, pretty much just Arenivaga  tonkawa and normal pests is what I've seen so far.
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No bulky/large or odd ones? I'm trying to culture Melanoplus differentialis right now so my standards aren't that high. lol

Dang, that's a shame. :(  

 
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All About Insects said:
Ooh, those are actually quite intriguing, both in appearance (I love ones with bulky, rock-like appearances) and egg incubation. :)  Any idea on what species you are seeing?
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Band wing grasshopper breeding is typically pretty challenging because males seem to need an area to display for females. Not saying it isn't possible, just a challenge! There may be some species that don't necessarily need a large display area too (Encoptolophus sordidus, Chortophaga viridifasciata, basically any species with a short/low crepitation flight). Arphia Spharagemon, and Trimerotropis would be tough. Don't know about Psinidia, Pardolophora (probably not), or Hippiscus. I'm just naming various Illinois genera of Oedipodinae, so I'm probably reaching the rambling point lol  :P  I think Trimerotropis saxatilis is probably the prettiest of the IL bandies, though it's personal preference.

CodeWilster said:
Probably X. corralipes
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The bandie you sent me is definitely X. corralipes if we're thinking the same species. Definitely a cool one! 

 
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