Some roach Id's please

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AmdPhenomX4

First Instar
Well, none of them climb.

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Thanks

 
Top species is Eublaberus sp. "Ivory/White."

Bottom species is Blaberus discoidalis.

 
Yes, they can live together and will not hybridize, etc.

However, if you want to breed them, I suggest separating the two species; otherwise they may eat each other's young and one species will eventually dominate and drive the other extinct.

 
Zephyr said:
Yes, they can live together and will not hybridize, etc.However, if you want to breed them, I suggest separating the two species; otherwise they may eat each other's young and one species will eventually dominate and drive the other extinct.
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Thank you. Also a couple more Ids,

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Zephyr said:
If the "E. distanti" you're referring to are the ones from the first two photos, they're E. sp. "Ivory/White," not E. distanti.
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Wait whats the scientific name? And where did you find the information? I wanted to use as feeders, but they seem interesting.

 
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Orin McMonigle said:
That adult looks pretty tan to me.
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The pronotum pattern is off.

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E. distanti adult. *somewhat freshly molted*

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E. sp. "White" (From CodeWilster)

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E. distanti compared to E. sp. "White" (From Matt K)

Contrary to the name, they can have orange pronotums as well; it varies with how many color enhancing foods they eat.

 
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