Dravensmom

Thanks for confirming it! After close inspection the eggs were comming out dead center of its backend. I know everyone said on here before gyandromorphs are infetile but I did see it mate(with a male)and some of the eggs looked nicely developed. Im holding out hope that it may try again

A few months back I posted some pics of what I thought may be a gyandromorph. I am still pretty sure it is because it has what looks like one male side and one female side. Today I woke up and it was pushing out some eggs. The intresting thing is the eggs appear to be comming out the male side kinda. It droped some and is still pushing out the rest. If anyone has any info on attempting to rear aborted eggs or thinks they can let me know!

He knew he was in danger... He hardly ever hisses but he would not shut up for a few afterwards. he may have disliked his unscented baby wipe bath though

on AB lol yeah he is a wonderful roach. I just hope that is the last time he will see the inside of an ADULT humans mouth

My son and my freind's kid . Her mother is terrified of any bug and can not figure out why her daughter loves them even though she tells her how gross they are all the time. I have no idea why she loves them . I normally would never go behind a parents back but there is no sense in wanting a child to have a stupid fear. The rest are of my son and his hisser "handsome mouse " they are inseperable.

I am with you zephyr.. it is only present on one side but it is much easier to see in person. Good thinking Vfox, I will bring it along to a bug hunt . I was thinking chimera at first so thats what I named "him" when he arrived but I may have to change it. No matter what it is I plan on atleast giving it a chance to breed in hope of more whatever it is lol.

I will be sure to post some pics once it is an adult. Is there any other explaination for it being half redish and half black down the middle?

hmm gues I will just have to wait until it is old enough to confirm. In person it is definatly different than my other roaches. Anyone know any places or experts in pa that could have a look?

Thanks :)I hope it is one:) Anyone know where I can find more info on this? Im curious about how often they occur, if it could breed, if all are half male half female.

here are a few hope they are clear enough.