In from Northern California.

[ChadMLane]

Hello all,

My name is Chad M. Lane, I've been breeding mostly feeder species, like B. dubia, and B. fusca crosses off and on for the last 12 years. I just recently started getting into other species of feeders and non-feeder species.

I currently am up to 8 species with 4 new species on the way.

I have B. dubia, B. lateralis, B. fusca crosses I believe?, B. discoidalis, B. boliviensis, E. distanti, E. posticus, and B. fumigata.

Here's some photos.

B. boliviensis

E. posticus

Female B. fumigata

Male B. fumigata

E. distanti

E. distanti nymph

Thanks,

Chad

 

[ChadMLane]

B. fusca crosses?

To many B. lateralis, anyone need some?

Thanks,

Chad

 

[likebugs]

Welcome. Nice photos, I like the way the "B.fusca crosses?" look.

 

[ChadMLane]

Thanks, they are neat roaches, but startle easily. They make great feeders though.

Thanks,

Chad

 

[Peter Clausen]

Great photos, Chad. Welcome!

 

[thesavageprojects]

What are you feeding?

 

[ChadMLane]

Thanks Peter!

As in what's eating the roaches, or what are the roaches eating?

I keep Varanus similis, and Varanus tristis that eat the roaches.

Thanks,

Chad

 

[Hibiscusmile]

hey, lots of roaches you got there! welcome

 

[hisserman]

Welcome!

PS nice lats....

I'm tempted to claim a few.

 

[ChadMLane]

Thanks just picked up some more, I'll post an update when they have settled in some!

Thanks,

Chad

 

[Dennis]

Nice shots. What camera/lens are you using? If you're giving away some of your lateralis count me in