RoachyPissyHisser
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Hi I'm looking to start a hissing roach collection. I want the genes to be a pure as possible, Here's a list of the species i'm searching for. Gromphadorhina oblonganota - wide horn hisser Gramphadorhina grandidieri - tiger hisser Princisia vanwaerebeki - vibrant hisser Elliptorhina laevigata - v horn hisser Elliptorhina davidi - bumpy hisser Aeluropoda insignis - flat horn hisser If you can add any species to this list please do, I want to collect as many species as possible If you or someone you know can can supply me with these species please pm me.
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Hi I'm looking to start a hissing roach collection. I want the genes to be a pure as possible, Here's a list of the species i'm searching for. Gromphadorhina oblonganota - wide horn hisser Gramphadorhina grandidieri - tiger hisser Princisia vanwaerebeki - vibrant hisser Elliptorhina laevigata - v horn hisser Elliptorhina davidi - bumpy hisser Aeluropoda insignis - flat horn hisser If you can add any species to this list please do, I want to collect as many species as possible If you or someone you know can can supply me with these species please pm me.
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Privet bush grows everywhere here in the Uk -
Pics of L2-4 Atticus atlas larvae, they arrived 13/11/2020 Planning to get many generations, Pm me if you're interested in some.
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the substrate is around 3-4 inches deep. i keep the soil very dry, mostly due to the fact i i like in England, so i keep them in a cupboard at room temperature along with a heat mat, so its probably around 35 degrees(Just a guess) and i feed them a small amount of carrot, but they mostly eat dry leaves and the substrate itself, which is full of plant fibre.
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my Egyptian desert roaches are breeding i think, they seem to be dropping a few oothes on the floor. is this normal? is this how they give birth? or are these abortions? how exactly small are the new born nymphs? will i know when they've hatched? its a rather large tank. please help!
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My roach collection!
RoachyPissyHisser replied to RoachyPissyHisser's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
Mine were from roach crossing, which is luck seeing as i'm in the Uk. do you know much about them? life span? time it takes from the smallest nymph to adult? gestation period? -
My roach collection!
RoachyPissyHisser replied to RoachyPissyHisser's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
will do net time, apologies -
Polyphaga aegyptiaca Byrsotria fumigata lucihometica verrucosa Gyna cappucina
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Do both male and female Archimadrita tesselata (Peppered roach) have wings?
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So I managed to get hold of some roach species I hear are quite rare in the United Kingdom and thought I would show you guys some of the pictures I took! I now have TEN Cockroach colonies! I appreciate any comments you guys have! Blaberus colosseus (Peru) Hemiblabera tenebricosa (Horseshoe crab Cockroaches) Blaberus peruvianus (Peruvian cave cockroach)
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Hi I'm getting four new species added to my collection in the next seven days. wondering what conditions each species prefer, what they eat, best temperature and heat. thank you all for your comments. i'l will list the species' below. Blaberus peruvianus (Peruvian cave roach) Hemiblabera tenebricosa (Horseshoe crab roach) Gyna capucina Blaberus colosseus (Peruvian giant cave roach)
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only the dubias and byrsotia
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thank you Hisserdude!
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This is my roach collection so far, i live in England, so please tell me what you think. comments are appreciated. Blaberus parabolicus (Peruvian blackhead roach) Polyphaga aegytiaca (Egyptian desert roach) Blaptica dubia (Orange spotted roach) Byrosotria fumigata (Cuban burrowing roach) Lucihormetica verrucosa (Warty glowspot roach) Archimadrita tesselata (Peppered roach)
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I hate roaches that climb and fly, but good suggestion
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I'm in England and have 7 species so far, soon to have 10 Tell me what you guys think, is this a rare collection for someone in the Uk? Blaberus parabolicus (Peruvian blackhead roach) Polyphaga aegytiaca (Egyptian desert roach) Blaptica dubia (Orange spotted roach) Byrosotria fumigata (Cuban burrowing roach) Lucihormetica verrucosa (Warty glowspot roach) Gromphadrhina portentosa (Madagascar hissing roach) Archimadrita tesselata (Peppered roach) Will have three more species arriving next week Blaberus pervvianus (Peruvian cave roach) Blaberus colosseus (Peruvian colosal roach) Hemiblabera tenebricosa (Horseshoe crab roache)
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Why ever not? Do you only keep species of hissers?
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Thank you hisser dude! Any tips on the peruvianus?
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P. aegtiaca I'm told that P. aegtiaca take up to two years to reach adult from newborn nymph, is this true? How long do they live as adults? and i heard that they eat mostly, leaves and protein supplement, with an occasional nibble on fruit, is this true? how long does this species incubate for? what's the best temperature and humidity for this species? B. Peruvianus How long do these take to reach adult from new born nymph? how long do they live as adults? i use water crystal gel, apples an a protein supplement for this species, is this alright? how long does this species incubate for? and whats the best temperature and humidity for this species? Please comment some answers and thank you for your time, George.
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My dubias aren't breeding (help!)
RoachyPissyHisser replied to RoachyPissyHisser's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
I left them on their own for 3 days and they finally have given birth! -
I split my Dubia colony into two, i now have one tank for nymphs and a tank for adults, its been just over a month now and I've had no nymphs from my adults at all. I feed them mostly apple, carrot and a protein supplement called "BugGrub" could the acidic diet be stopping them from breeding? they never touch cucumber when i put it in their tank, I recently started using water crystal gel(Like yesterday), will this help? any tips? Please help!
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I'll be getting some roaches from roach crossing, a brilliant cockroach supplying site soon and I was wondering: Are these two species considered rare in the European pet trade The species are blaberus parabolicus and polyphaga aegyptiaca Thank you for your time, feel free to comment.
