Roach_slayer

Niceeee! And yeah I been using the search button a lot since I found this place. So far I got 2 subadults and 5 nymphs the size of my thumb nail. All still been alive for 2 weeks and I have them on about 3-4 inches of coco with a bit of repti bark from the pet shop. Pretty much same setup for the A. Tesselata except 1 inch less substrate and they seem fine. As for the Eublaberus posticus, I've done some reading here and they all say that nymphs must have a substrate otherwise they can stress and cannibalize on each other. I only have about 7-10 nymphs. Thanks! I've read lots of your posts and learning! Yeah I've probably read every B.giganteus thread on here and seems to me that excess heat and disturbance is what stresses them and kills them. I get paid til Friday and you think a 64-68 quart container will do for the giganteus? That's what I'm using for the tesselata right now. Still I'm a noob but I'll get the swing of it in the next few weeks, I learn quite fast and I'm always doing research over anything else less important. Thanks a lot and I hope to learn more from you guys!!! ,Vidal

Hey y'all my name is Vidal, and I live in Las Vegas NV. I recently picked up interest in roach breeding because I wanted to look for good feeders for my tarantulas and at the same time have fun breeding the food they eat while I save. I recently got: - Eublaberus pusticus - Blaberus giganteus - Blaberus hybrid Fusca/Discoidalis - Archimandrita tessetala - G. Portentosa If y'all have some advice for a noob, I'm all open for advice and sharing tips. Good day y'all, thanks!!