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Ive never heard of this spiecies too, so when i saw these on some pricelist i bought them instantly. Its still a nymph , now its about 2,5-3cm but i know that they are growing to a size about 4,5cm-5cm... but i could be mistaken ( ive only seen adults on one photo). Caring for them is similar to some other Epilamprinae, humidity should be high, temperature around 23celsius, good ventilation, they eat oak/beech leaves as well as fruits...( i need to try dog food ) Their behaviour is very interesting, they can jump ( but only sometimes, for me they've jumped like 3 times) , play d

I've got these recently, but i must say that they are awesome.

I guess u can make some fruit fly traps outside of the enclousure, some here ; some there and maybethat would minimize the number of them in the enclousure. It worked for me.

Hi, i got mine Polyphaga roaches and i've been wondering.. is mixture of : coconut peat ,oak and beech ( leaf/wood) substrate , oak/beech leaves, a suitable substrate for them?

Hi, I've seen an offer with Melanozosteria nitida and i cant find any information about keeping them. How does it look like, are they very hard to keep?

Thank u very much! But i have last question, i didnt write it in the original post, How about pseudoglomeris tarsalis? Is it the same as Pseudoglomeris magnifica?

Hello, I will have some of these roaches: Decoralampra fulgencioi , Hemiblabera tenebricosa, Opisthoplatia orientalis, Panesthia angustipennis angustipennis.... but i cant find info about caring for them, could you please help me out? i guess here i will get the best info.

I have a big 75x35x30 glass tank but i dont know what roach to pick for it, there is already a layer of mixed : coconut fiber, clay, sand, spagnum moss; of course i will add many more things like bark, leaves and leaf litter and branches. Ive been thinking about Hormetica sp. or Therea bernhardti, but i still dont know what to pick.