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Which one?? Lol First to identify which strain gets it

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I probably should add must be in Continental U.S.A.

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Double sorry DoublZ. Nobody guessed yet correctly

Answers only accepted here this time. Forgot to mention.

The last one was over too quickly. First to correctly identify this roach from the video gets a free starter group. Shipped free. Winner can accept or decline. No substitutions. Past winners not eligible. Spreading the love

Signed in and celebrating forum salvation 😀

I want to buy a group if someone has them.

And this a female?

Is this a male?

Fresh just in the last couple hours :)

I'm trying this contraption out, with burlap fit to it using zip ties. I could just buy cork or something but oh well.

I was wondering if there would be a benefit to adding leaves when making flake soil.  Has anyone done that? Maybe crumple up the leaves or even put them through the wife's food processor haha then in to the next batch of flake soil.

Set up my 90 gallon aquarium again for roaches. I'm debating moving the Blaberus sp. Honduras in here or I may put the bark roaches in there when I get them. I'd really like to put the Psuedoglomerus magnifica in there but those guys climb too well and I'd be stressed over them escaping. There...

Found these $5 Walmart fans thinking that they'd up ventilation but they turned out to be pretty loud. They move enough air for me at least.

Got around to starting the vertical gravity assisted wing dropper for my Blaberus sp. Honduras. Still need to make it so it'll stand up though.

I read that burlap is made of jute plants. Anyway, I was considering using it to make something for my Blaberus sp. Honduras to climb on so they can molt better and possibly get moisture from when I spray. Also I want to get some bark roaches this year and thought it might work for them as well...

I have two females. Id be willing to send one, possibly both, or receive a male and divide up the plings. ❤️❤️❤️

Tonight I fed my scorpions. What I do is cut off the heads of the roach and put it in with the scorpions.  A couple minutes after losing its head one of the roaches gave birth.  I wonder if it was stress induced? It wasn't being eaten yet. The roach in question was a Rhyparobia cf. capelloi...