Kevinswither

G oblongtoa it is.

Which species of hisser cockroach should I get? I am looking at it from the following three- -Common hissers (the 1970 cleaveland aquarium stock) -Halloween hissers -G oblongtoa hissers How are each of these three and which one is the best? Looking for something that I can sorta hold with gloves on as well as something that is largeish but breeds sorta quick with heat.

How did they do it?

Yes! That is amazing!

It's to feed my emperor scorpions/centipedes. I do like dubias but they aren't too handle able.

I do have an empty 20 qt tub and I'd like to have a larger feeder roach for them. Was thinking if hissers can be feeders/if they'll reproduce quickly enough.

Would a 6 quart shoebox be sufficient for a nice feeder colony of banana roaches? I'm trying to produce three types of banana roaches for mantises (nivea, sp giant, sp speckled).

For males of magnifica, I can just store them at room temp so the females can mature first right? Ditto with pygmea?

So what's the general care synopsis?

It does help. Doesn't the males mature way quicker than the females?

How would one rear them successfully?

Nymphs. I'm feeding hisser nymphs to tarantulas, large mantises, centipedes, scorpions, geckos maybe....

I am considering doing a pure clean hisser roach colony or the largest hissing roach colony (as I have red runners and bananas). Would they make good feeders (for like large animals)? 20 quart plastic tub will be used.

Separate. I would do five gallons but there's none online that is worth shipping and I don't really have a load of room (only 36x18x14 inches of space) and I'm raising discoid roaches.

Could three gallon box enclosures work for green banana roaches and red runner roaches? Both are separated.