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Why Are My Shelfordellas Trying to Eat Me??
MantisMan replied to MantisMan's topic in Food and Feeding
ik the fish food thing, my roaches went through a can of it in 5 weeks -
B.giganteus cold resistance?
MantisMan replied to jebbewocky's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
some come from temperate areas and have to be more cold tolerant -
Why Are My Shelfordellas Trying to Eat Me??
MantisMan replied to MantisMan's topic in Food and Feeding
a repashy product meant to gut load insects for supplementation of the animals that eat them it's 14% protein i think -
B.giganteus cold resistance?
MantisMan replied to jebbewocky's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
woah woah hang on a minute i had my roaches in my shed for the summer and after halloween i cleaned out the shed to put stuff in it (my roaches were long back in the house) and i found an escaped B.fusca female on a chair, half frozen but still alive she revived within 3 hours and is still alive today -
Why Are My Shelfordellas Trying to Eat Me??
MantisMan replied to MantisMan's topic in Food and Feeding
i give them plenty of fruits and veggies as well as bug burger and they have wet soil in the bin -
i've had the adults for many months there seem to be plenty of nymphs in the soil
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my hissers only eat leaves
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i have a bin with my shelfordella colony and whenever i reach in there and let them crawl on my skin, adult females start nibbling on my skin why r they doing this? they are rather painful
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almost all my adults died now and r yellow or pink, but the few babies i see r growing bigger is it just old age? is it possible they r being kept too wet??
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poor girl any tips? most of the babies died too and they wont stop burrowing
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adult female blaberus fusca adult female nauphoeta cinerea adult female panchlorea nivea enjoy
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my idea for why a roach can have white eyes is that there might be some part of the exoskeleton over the eyes that is lifted up, away from them, so they appear white, similar to how dead skin separated from people and insects is discolored and white
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rhyparobia sp. malaysia adult female g. portentosa adult male g. portentosa adult female g. portentosa 2nd instar enjoy
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Blaberus giganteus cannibalism
MantisMan replied to macbrush's topic in General Blattodea Discussions
my fuscas ate a whole hisser once they need fish flakes to keep satisfied