romango

Thank You for Your kind reply. Sorry that we cannot exchange living insects. But ,maybe, one day..... romango

From my romantic-ecological point of view, I always prefer to give my animals (birds, reptiles , roaches etc.) the most 'natural' habitat conditions. As for roaches , I simply put rotten leaves and rich, humic soil (collected from an oak wood near my home) in their plastic container . That's all. This is not a sterile 'substrate' but a little universe populated by million microscopic creepers. (That's BIODIVERSITY at his best!) . As my Polyphaga species live most of their life underground, I like to think they enjoy the company! Moreover they don't eat any kind of 'commercial' food I give them. So, I suppose all these micro-critters will produce good pre-digested leaf and wood stuff for the roaches to eat. p.s I added some Trichorhyna for best , bought from the man named EffeCì..... romango

Hallo, Pampo ! are You interested in breeding roaches? how many species live in Korea ? would You like to exchange (or sell) Korean species ? We hope to see some photos of Korean roaches... bye, romango

Hallo, I bought (from Pavel Borovsky) one partenogenetic female of P.saussurei , and, two months after, she produced a beautiful eggcase (see pics) . What shall I do now? Shall I put it into some kind of incubator? How long for the eggs to hatch? ( The 1 Euro coin is 24mm. in diameter) romango

Hallo, You can read some tips at "God of Insects" (!) : http://godofinsects.com/museum/display.php?sid=1404 "...they eat any baby bats that fall." (!!!!) romango