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Thank you :) They look more beautiful when freshly eclosed :) Wow, having that many caterpillars during winter would indeed be terrible. Even here in the south most of the trees lose their leaves so it becomes pain in the butt to raise them during winter :(

That looks really similar Brunneria oothe I have :)

Purchased several native species oothe from Yen this week. They were perfectly packed and he even added a free Yersiniops ootheca! He also answered all the questions for me, and shipping was fast. I highly recommend him! Will definitely purchase from him again in the future :)

Well....the people I gave them to have raised Lepidopteras before so I wouldn't say I've introduced new people to the lepidoptera hobby, but I may have introduced new species to our hobby (assuming these will mature for them and breed!) ;)

Had tons of these hatch out so I had to give them away for free. Thank god there were people out there who were willing to raise them :)

Blaberus fusca Blaberus discoidalis (WC from FL. Was really cool to see these in the wild)

Eublaberus sp. "Ivory" Blaberus craniifer "UCR"

Gromphadorhina portentosa Gromphadorhina oblongonota

They look beautiful! Love the colors on these :)

Thanks :) It's one of my fav. so far!

Gyna lurida "yellow" Gyna caffrorum

Gyna centurio Gyna capucina

Rhabdoblatta formosana Epilampra maya

Eggs hatched yesterday. I now have around 20+ caterpillars!

Wanted to share pics of the roaches I currently breed :) Paranauphoeta discoidalis Nauphoeta cinerea. This species got me into the roach hobby. lol To be continued...

People call these king horrid assassin bug. lol

Me too! It really stands out :)

This is one of the 7 species of assassin bugs I currently breed (and my personal fav.!) :) Only have 3 atm. Two matured into females couple of days ago. Hoping the last subadult nymph will become a male!

Wow, that's a one stunning carolina! Never seen one that pretty before. Most of the ones I find in my area are jet green or mottled grayish brown.

Thank you :) It really was a cool (and the best) finding of the day Thank you :) I did hear people shouting "is that a bat?" while I was chasing the moth. LOL