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What do you keep your gyna species in?
Triple Supreme replied to Triple Supreme's topic in Enclosures and Barriers
With gasket bins, does the amount of clamps matter? Or is 2 enough? Edit: nevermind -
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Newborns of little kenyan roaches are very small as well and they've been very prolific for me
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What do you keep your gyna species in?
Triple Supreme replied to Triple Supreme's topic in Enclosures and Barriers
Wow that was fast, thanks a bunch! -
I'm curious as to what i should put my gyna lurida and caffrorum in, as it seems like every container i try to put them in, they always squeeze past the lid and escape.
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As long as the calcium dust has no harmful additives, it should do just fine. If isopods had no source of calcium, the effect would differ for each species i think. Faster breeding/hardier isopods can probably do fine without a direct source of calcium, as some people use them as a cleaning crew for roaches, and roaches can die if provided too much calcium.
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isopods + green banana roaches
Triple Supreme replied to Homelander's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
Its probably a good idea to seperate the roaches and isopods. Maybe consider adding springtails with the roaches? Springtails are very small and are great at controlling mold and grain mites! -
https://www.roachcrossing.com/for-sale/roach/all/ivory-head-roach/ https://www.roachcrossing.com/for-sale/roach/all/lobster-roach/ https://www.roachcrossing.com/for-sale/roach/all/orange-head-roach/ Click on "detailed species stats" and that should be all you need to start some nice colonies of these roaches!
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isopods + green banana roaches
Triple Supreme replied to Homelander's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
Im not too experienced with Panchlora, but i do know that Powdery orange isopods are one of the fastest breeding isopods, so down the line the isopods may try to outcompete the roaches for food, or if the isopods are hungry enough, *may* try to eat a molting roach, as they're more protein hungry than roaches are in my experience, however they would rather eat a dead non-moving roach than a live one. If you have plenty of leaf litter in their enclosure, it shouldn't be too big of a problem. -
Triple Supreme started following Are sweetgum and magnolia pods safe for roaches?
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Are sweetgum and magnolia pods safe for roaches?
Triple Supreme replied to Triple Supreme's topic in Food and Feeding
I was curious if they were safe to use as natural/edible hides for Compsodes Schwarzi -
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I bought some lotus pods for my isopods recently and i was curious if i could give some to my roaches as well.