Well it really depends on the species, some like it dryer, some like it moist. Some may have to be kept separate as nymphs. They all have their own care needs.
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Keeping micro blatta alive in captivity.
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pannaking22
Gyna
Geez, I didn't realize it could end up being that specific (other then some needing to be kept moist, others dry, etc.). The two species I was looking into getting were B. asahinai and B. nipponica, which seem to be two of the easiest to start with.
Well they are Blattella, you really can't fail culturing most of those! 
pannaking22
Gyna
That's what I like to hear lol. I'll be giving them a try then, so we'll see what happens! 
I'm curious if you were able to raise the specimen from the last pic to adult. I have a hunch that it's a nymph of Plectoptera poeyi but I'm not 100% sure about this.