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I HATE Photobucket too, it can barely run on my computer what with all those dang ads.  <_<  I have a Blog, that's where I put most of my photos, and then use the links from those to put pictures up on the forums. You could just set up a little blog just to dump your photos off, it's a...

Very nice results, I've been tempted to make a beating net and using it on some of the shrubbery here, but unfortunately some health related issues have made it very difficult for me to go out in the warmer months to go collecting. :( That bush cricket at the bottom is probably Hapithus...

They are probably fertile eggs then, though incubating them properly in captivity seems to be hard to accomplish.

Did you catch it as an adult? If so, it has probably already mated. If not, it could just be laying infertile eggs.

Yeah, those are definitely katydid eggs, congrats man! :) What species is it?

Roaches: 10 African Bullet Roaches (Unknown sp) Mixed nymphs: $10 + shipping (Only one group available) 10 Byrsotria sp. "Cuba" (Brown burrowing roach) Small nymphs: $10 + shipping 10 Gromphadorhina sp. "Hybrid" (Madagascan hissing roach) Mixed nymphs: $10 + shipping (Will only sell these...

The rest of the Therea olegrandjeani nymphs I ordered from Bugs In Cyberspace matured a few weeks ago, here are some pictures of them! :D Therea olegrandjeani:My Therea petiveriana have been maturing as well, can't wait to get some offspring from them. Therea petiveriana:And here are the first...

Some of the non-climbing roaches may make great captives in such a container, (Blaberus, Hemiblabera, Polyphaga, etc.), and even some of the climbing ones like any of the hissers would do well in a setup, though if you are going to be breeding them you'll want an airtight lid and perhaps a layer...

@kitkat39 is the world expert on breeding this genus, so hopefully he'll chime in. 

My female Paranauphoeta discoidalis female finally gave birth, so here are a few pictures of the little hatchlings! Paranauphoeta discoidalis:HatchlingsMy male Blaberus sp. "Venezuela" has matured, so here are some pictures of him as well.Blaberus sp. "Venezuela":Adult maleHemiblabera...

Yup, I put pictures of them on my roach thread here, they are amazing. :)  Idaho, and I doubt that lol, I just got them from Gil Wizen, AKA Wizentrop on the forums, not like I'm the one who imported them or anything.  :lol:  

Sorry, I read that fact in a book, I actually don't have any Panchlora nymphs yet, and the only species of Panchlora I have are Panchlora sp. "White", and the nymphs may look different than that of P.nivea.

The nymphs of these two genera look similar but there is an easy way to tell them apart when they are large nymphs: Pycnoscelus can climb glass, Panchlora can not. However small Pycnoscelus seem to lack the ability to climb so they have to be large nymphs. Panchlora nivea nymphs are apparently a...

Arenivaga bolliana:Adult femaleSubadult maleParcoblatta fulvescens:Adult female Got some new species from @Brunneria a few days ago! :) Latiblattella rehni:Small nymphCariblatta minima:Adult femaleAnd here is a picture of my adult pair of Corydidarum pygmaea snuggled up together: 

Pseudomops septentrionalis a friend gave me. MaleFemale with oothecaA rather banged up individual I have affectionately named BP; "Broken Pseudomops". Byrsotria fumigata:MaleGromphadorhina sp. "Hybrid":MaleCorydidarum pygmaea:Probably an adult femaleDorylaea orini:Adult!!! Gyna lurida:Pretty...

I don't have any of those, but I do have a breeding colony of Ceuthophilus agassizii (Camel crickets), and 8 Stenopelmatus sp. (Jerusalem crickets). The camel crickets are simple to care for and have care needs similar to most roaches. The JCs like to burrow and need lots of meat in their diet...

Alrighty, thanks man! :) Alternatively I turned my tablet off last night and turned it back on the this morning and it was gone from the "Reply to this topic" box.

Thanks! :) I'll let you guys know if I ever sell any, won't be selling any for a generation or two because for all we know the pedelings could have a very low survival rate, and the captive bred adults may not be as inclined to breed as the WC adults, as has been reported with captive bred AGBs.

OK, so this may be, and probably is a stupid question, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to unquote someone. I quoted someone I didn't mean to in a post, and can't delete it, and when I refresh the page it still appears in the reply window. Can someone tell me how to delete the...

Beautiful shots man, absolutely beautiful! :)