seb
Ootheca
Hey everyone,
My name is Sebastian and this is my first post on here. I am experienced in keeping tarantulas and various other insects but am new to roaches. I recently purchased some of each of these to get some colonies going:
Gromphadorhina oblongonota
Eublaberus sp. "Ivory"
Blaberus craniifer "Orin McMonigle"
While they are on their way I made some enclosures that I'd like to share pictures of. I went with the buckets because the seal is air tight, provides roaches with privacy, easy to clean and easy to stack. I like to keep things clean and simple.
All I did was bore five 1" holes around bucket near top. I did this on sides as opposed to top for better circulation/ stack ability. Thanks to a tip from Kyle of roachcrossing.com, I sanded around holes and hot glued on standard screen material. Super easy. I will be filling bottoms with coconut coir substrate and filling with undyed paper egg cartons.
My name is Sebastian and this is my first post on here. I am experienced in keeping tarantulas and various other insects but am new to roaches. I recently purchased some of each of these to get some colonies going:
Gromphadorhina oblongonota
Eublaberus sp. "Ivory"
Blaberus craniifer "Orin McMonigle"
While they are on their way I made some enclosures that I'd like to share pictures of. I went with the buckets because the seal is air tight, provides roaches with privacy, easy to clean and easy to stack. I like to keep things clean and simple.
All I did was bore five 1" holes around bucket near top. I did this on sides as opposed to top for better circulation/ stack ability. Thanks to a tip from Kyle of roachcrossing.com, I sanded around holes and hot glued on standard screen material. Super easy. I will be filling bottoms with coconut coir substrate and filling with undyed paper egg cartons.



