Recent content by Doc

I'm leaving the hobby and getting rid of my remaining roaches. Everything except the dubias need to go. I have G. caffrorum, P. nigra, B. rothi, and L. verrucosa. If you're interested and live in So Cal, send me a message. Hurry before someone else takes them.

I seem to have found a single male in my colony. It has a much shorter and skinnier abdomen than the females. It also looks like it has the two small segments instead of the large one that the females have. This is the only one I've ever found like this in my colony of several thousand. I heard...

I recently noticed some tiny little Halloween Hissers hanging out on the rim of their enclosure. So they're apparently able to walk over the barrier. That could be why I've been seeing lower production with them compared to the other hissers. I'm going to be moving them to a new container with a...

I keep this ad updated. If it is listed here then I do have it for sale. I am not interested in trading. I'm slowly getting out of the hobby. Blaptica dubia 100 small nymphs $8, 500 small $35, 1000 small $60 100 medium nymphs $16, 500 medium $60 50 large nymphs $12 Adult females $1 each...

My A. insignis colony is doing very well and I'd like to sell some to make room in the colony. These are very beautiful hissers and are one of the easiest to raise in my opinion. small 3/4" nymphs are $1 and medium 1 1/2" nymphs are $2 pm me if interested.

I just checked on my flat horn hisser enclosure and found tons of little nymphs. I don't know if this was one big litter or several smaller ones. From what I can tell there are at least 40 on that one egg flat. It even looks like there are other gravid females as well. Some sources I found on...

I was checking on my lobster roach bin when I found something that definitely wasn't a lobster roach. I'm pretty sure it's a hisser, but I don't know much about how the different nymphs look. It didn't come from me. The only hissers I have are a couple G. oblongota adults and they haven't...

One of my lobster roach tubs flew of the shelf during the earthquake in so Cal. It only had about 300 in it. Should I be worried? What's the best way to deal with this? I'm glad the lats didn't escape. That'd be a real problem.

Hi my name is Jason. I'm new to the forum. I've been keeping dubia and discoid roaches for a few years as food for my Rhacodactylus geckos. I recently bought some B. fusca, O. duesta, S. lateralis, and E. posticus from Kyle at roachcrossing. I thought it would be a great way to add variety to my...