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They all require similar care, giants are bigger than the others. That's all I know

As always, thanks for the info @Hisserdude!

Are the sp. cubaris rubber ducky and the blonde two different species? If the blonde line reproduces, will they have their blonde trait? Or will they have a percentage to look like regular rubber duckys. Thx!

Where would i purchase rotting wood chips/chunks that aren't treated with pestisides, just organic? Would home depot or lowes have them? I don't trust the wood i find outside. Thanks! my apologies for posting in the wrong part of the forum

Bug burger is excellent, I use it for my feeder roaches of red runners and once in a while for green banana roaches. Never had issues with bug burger

ahhh maybe thats why they were all doa. Poor things it sucks seeing pictures of the roaches that you packed doa. They were green banana roaches, i thought htey needed moisture for the humidity that they need

Ahh i see, my last shipment had some doa's and the deli cup was all wet inside. Before i packaged it, i put a moist paper towel on the bottom of the deli cup and then leaf litter in the middle and a dry paper towel on top. Is that not a good method? I strictly use the small packaging box shown in first post

Since its starting to get hot, what do you guys use for cold packs when you ship? I ship small priority boxes from usps. I'm wondering what cold packs you all use that will fit in one of those boxes. Any advice will be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Cool thanks for the info!

How do you guys ship green banana roaches to people? Just a wet paper towel? When i received mine they were on damp paper towels and some leaves. What other ways are there to ship these types of roaches?

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Thank you guys for all the information!

I see, thank you for the information

Instead of using cuddlebone, would it be possible to use fine powdered calcium dust? What would happen to isopods without a source of calcium? Thanks!

Thank you all for your advice, I will take it and try my best to separate them. Any suggestions on how to trap the isopods? They are literally everywhere and i got about 70 of them separated. Maybe if I put a piece of bread in there they will eat it and I can just take the bread and put them in another container? Thank you all for your help