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    Eurycotis floridana “Turkey Creek”

    Went hiking today around Turkey creek in Brevard county Florida and had the pleasure of collecting six Eurycotis floridana. Mostly large nymphs to adults, I found them under a large rotten log in the drier section of the trail. Photos https://ibb.co/tXjyc4k https://ibb.co/GJp97xH
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    Compostium Experiment

    I recently had the good fortune of being able to collect a small group of Sphaerodactylus elegans(1.2.1) and have had the concept of a compostium bouncing around my head for far to many years so I decided its finally time to test out this theory for myself, which I originally read about from a...
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    P. pallida Colony, B. discoidalis, P. surinamensis(mixed species), Little Kenyan.

    Colony of P. pallida, 1500+ - 120$ B. Discoidalis(large-adult), 200-300 - 80$ Mostly P. Surinamensis(P. Nivea, E."ivory"), 400+ - 40$ P. "kenya"(mostly adults), <100 - 15$ Preferred local pick up(Los Angeles) but can ship, live arrival guarantee will depend on your location.  
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    Databases for pronunciation of scientific names?

    Is anyone aware of any databases for the pronunciation of roach scientific names? 
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    Anyone working with Parcoblatta fulvescens(Fulvous wood roach)?

    Been looking for this species for a while now and the only two people that seem to be working with them are also unreachable. 
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