Martin

My first Ectobiid species under my care and a local species I have recently found. http://www.thewildmartin.com/blog/conservation-of-macau-wildlife

I already got the 2001/2002 issue, with the ACS issue 2. Will u add the ACS issue 1 as well? Looking forward to that one! Then i will buy one per month 🥰 Thank you Orin, today got ur latest IM on my mail. What a coincidence. Ahaha Thanks

Thank you!! I definitely will ! The world needs more Perisphaerinae!

Just to inform that Invertebrate Dude has helped tremendously to get an ID on these roaches. Thank you! Based on the location, male to female size similarities, female ventral abdomen with short yellow hairs, also matching the description from the Perisphaerinae Revision Paper, he pointed out that he thought it is Perisphaerus punctatus. Now onto to get these established in the hobby. My colony is doing very well, and now I need to think about scaling up the enclosure. I like this setup a lot, its very practical and functions very well but it

Here are my latest photos of this wonderful species. They were still terribly bold and courageous, but they did allow me more time to take better photos this time.

Welcome to best hobby every! 🥰 Happy New Year!

You can only add 300kb of total file sizes... You have to downgrade the photos quality.

I keep G.centurio and E.yasumatsui. H vittata I haven't been able to get any yet.

Gyna centurio (pinks), eucorydia yasumatsui (blues and greens) and Hemithyrsocera vittata (yellows and reds) for me

Discovery of the second Asian Holocompsa species from China Lu Qiu,Zong-Qing Wang &Yan-Li Che

Quick update: TBH I haven't been seeing much activity from these roaches. I see then congregating but not feeding so I have been quite preoccupied, but today when I opened their enclosure here is what I found (almost had a heart attack at first sight!) Photo 1 Photo 2 Almost all of them molted ! yeay!

The colony seems to be doing great ! Uncovering part of the Colony They are clearly more active at night but anytime of the the day, they congregate in two particular areas, not sure because of pheromones or what, but there is a type of leaf they like to stick to. As you can see, some are really plump 🥰 ready for winter 🍇

Orange Spotted Roach, Therea regularis adult Male has arrived! 🥳 Photos Very anticipated and happened before I ever imagined! I finally have an adult male and female ready to breed ! 😍 Wish me luck guys! They are the cutest thing ever! So small, just adorable roaches 🪳🥰

You use them to feed to feed what ?

So prickly ! great coloration as well! I won't buy any more Hissers until I fully grasp their husbandry... my Halloween hisser colony has been crashing... not sure what I am doing wrong. need to read more Keep us posted on their developments! and Good luck!