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I would do terrible disgusting things to get these... 🤣

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The adult females are more hefty than some would think! Males are quite light though.

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That is promising if they've been white so far. :)

Though FYI it seems the white in California laevis is not always a genetic thing.

I wouldn't mind giving them a shot. :)

I gave mine used substrate from an old bin, a coco fiber and sand mixture, and they've done just fine, they really are not picky.

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They really love apples IME more so than anything else. Then again that's basically the only moisture source they get.

Therea are among the easier of the hobby roaches IMO. They just have a longer development time than some, though this is greatly sped up by warm temps and a protein rich diet.

I just started keeping them for the first time, and they're pretty neat. Definitely one of the more underappreciated "pest" species (I mean they're really all underappreciated except for P.americana).

Well Blatta orientalis are invasive, but if you mean house pests no, they tend to only infest sewers and other very moist areas around human habitation, rather than houses themselves.