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Here are the species that I currently have for sale, please read all of the Terms & Conditions before ordering! Minimum $30 order! Cockroaches: Aglaopteryx gemma "Key Largo, FL" (Little Gem Roach) 10 Mixed nymphs: $25 Arenivaga bolliana "Del Rio, TX" (Dark Form) (Boll's Dark Sand Roach) 10...

I need an Adult female Pseudacanthops lobipes, I have a male that needs a female asap. No breeding loan possible, since the male came to me as part of a loan, but my female died unexpectedly shortly after maturing.

Cockroaches: Compsodes schwarzi (Schwarz's Hooded Roach) Second smallest roach in the hobby, prolific and a great micro-feeder! 12 Mixed: $20 + shipping 24 Mixed: $30 + shipping   Hemithyrsocera palliata (Pallid Sun Roach) Diurnal, prolific and a great display species and/or feeder...

Cockroaches: 10 African Bullet Roaches (Unknown sp) Mixed nymphs: $10 + shipping 15 Blaberus atropos "Florida" (Polymorphic Roach) Mixed nymphs: $10 + shipping  10 Ergaula capucina (Burmese Beetle Mimic) Mixed nymphs: $20 10 Gyna lurida (Porcelain roach) Mixed nymphs: $10 + shipping 10...

While limited ventilation works for most isopods, Armadillidium vulgare is actually pretty sensitive to low ventilation and can die off in huge numbers without good airflow, (from what I've heard the same may be true for A.maculatum).

Sorry, but the nymph is really too small to give any sort of definitive ID, I will say that it looks a little too light colored to be a Periplaneta nymph though. Kinda looks like Parcoblatta, but I could be way off. @Brunneria may know what it is.

True Blaberus craniifer would make a great invert to house in a 10 gal tank, B.giganteus would probably prefer something bigger though. 

Thanks, me too lol! :)

Yeah, you have to be pretty dedicated to breed centipedes, what with the all the trouble you have to go through to *** them and all the money you may have waste trying to get individuals of both sexes. Cool, can't wait to see what your projects are. :) I have a single S.polymorpha "Rio Grand...

Great collection man, are you into breeding them or just keeping them singularly? 

Thanks, and yes they are, it was a little hard to find them among the hundreds of giant springtails in the cage! :lol:

Panchlora sp. "White":Newborn nymphs (Finally!! :D )Arenivaga cf. genitalis:Adult female

Don't know much about Belize except that you can find some really beautiful white Panchlora sp roaches there. :)

Thanks, it's my pleasure! :)

African bullet roach:NymphsArenivaga bolliana:MalesFemalesParanauphoeta discoidalis:Nymphs

Arenivaga bolliana:MaleFemaleArenivaga cf. genitalis:Male nymphFemaleBoth of them togetherLatiblattella rehni:Adult malePolyphaga saussurei:Probably mature femalePolyphaga aegyptiaca:FemaleMale

Huh, very interesting, thought they'd be much more active. Well, keep us updated on these beauties, really hope they breed for you! :)

Yep, looks like a nymph of some species of Zelus, not sure which one though. Cool little bugs, plan on keeping it?

Most common species that you can find outside do pretty poorly in captivity though, they seem to be pretty cannibalistic and I believe getting them to oviposit can be challenging. Vonones ornata on the other hand seem to do pretty well in captivity, and have bred for multiple keepers. They are...

Very nice, this has got to be one of my favorite species of millipede in the hobby, just cause of their aboreal behavior and striped legs. Hope they breed for you! :)