Arenivaga WTB/T

[Wolverine]

A. apacha (Apache Sand Cockroach) ·

A. bolliana (Boll's Sand Cockroach) ·

A. cerverae · A. erratica (Erratic Sand Cockroach) ·

A. floridensis (Florida Sand Cockroach) ·

A. genitalis (Arizona Sand Cockroach) ·

A. grata (Pleasant Sand Cockroach) ·

A. rehni (Rehn's Sand Cockroach) ·

A. tonkawa (Tonkawa Sand Cockroach)

 

[thesavageprojects]

I 2nd that

 

[Herpetologyfrk]

If you find any let me know, I plan on looking for the species here soon. Just have to make my way out to the desert (it's where im assuming they are)

 

[recluse]

I live in NM and I plan on making these my priority on collecting trips soon. I figure I better hurry before it gets too hot. The hotter the sand the deeper they will go I assume.

If you find any let me know, I plan on looking for the species here soon. Just have to make my way out to the desert (it's where im assuming they are)

 

[thesavageprojects]

I live in NM and I plan on making these my priority on collecting trips soon. I figure I better hurry before it gets too hot. The hotter the sand the deeper they will go I assume.

they do move deeper when its hotter. If the sand is loose u will see serpintine "tracks". They also live in kangaroo rat mounds, they use the moisture from the rats breath.

Also peter from bugs in cyberspace had a texas variety but they r no longer posted for sale on his site.

 

[Zephyr]

I am hoping to have 2 species of Arenivaga available this summer; A. tonkawa and A. investigata. The former species is reproducing very well and should be ready soon. The second species, I only have a subadult female of and I'm desperately hoping she'll either reproduce asexually or I can find a male. lol

 

[Wolverine]

Keep me informed. Enjoy cultures of these species. Happy hunting and breeding. Ian