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A special treat for my special roaches. (They only got the ones I couldn't use)

Cool emrald cockroach wasp exhibit at the Utah Natural History Museum

Yes 👍

Definitely a Queen the pronotum is quite pleasant.

Awsome thank you I feel a lot better about my setup

Many thanks

I'm feeling somewhat Unsure of my B. Gigantus enclosure they have been growing steadily and have molted as nymphs without issue. I am however worried about the verticality of climing spaces I should be providing for a final molt. Please share a photo or some advise I would really like to raise...

I like your recycled container enclosures

Best of luck I hope they all get along well. If you would like I can send you some ficus pumufolia cuttings, it has been growing like a weed for me.

Tbh I use nocticola vagus as my roach cleanup. In the past I've used the "Dwarf" isopods as cleanup without issue but I primarily kept them with "live birthing" roaches. I have also had success with cubaris rubber ducky but it was for a roach that perfed more humid conditions and I had a very...

A pleasant velvety appearance. The color is quite pleasant I love how club like their antenna are. (noticed they were wite on the ends of the antenna and not clublike cute nonetheless )

Much furrirer than I would have expected

Ninjask is the other part of the cicadia Pokémon evolution line and it has high speed and attack. If I was going for something like that I would chose Pheremosa for a bug type tho as it is the cockroach Pokémon (or ultra beast idk anymore). *Do not look at the Google images of pheremosa maybe...

I think the design is creative and cool it is a trash-mon in the games with very niche uses

Shrinkinydink coated with resin.

Are there any roaches with a fast lifecycle anyone could recommend me for a research project (perfered ova to terminal molt time being between 1-4 months) many thanks.

I personally like Shedinja

Uh oh, if you still want some ill definitely send them your way. The offspring have been white so far hopefully it is genetic.

I collected what I assume to be a white Porcellio lavis from southern California near Point Mugu state park. I have produced offspring but I am worried that I won't be able to keep them at the front of my mind and keep picking out the wild types they may throw. If anyone is interested in working...