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My male died shortly after obtaining him and my largest female died a few days ago, however it seems these guys have been busy! :D  Found a clump of eggs in the substrate, just thought I'd share some photos of them here: Hopefully they'll hatch for me! 

Nice, I remember when I lived in Florida we had a few of these cats on a parsley plant we had only had for a few months, they quickly devoured the plant so we had to buy more for them, it was very fun raising them to adulhood! :D I hope yours do well!

Yeah that's a big no no, if the man finds out he's gonna be in some serious trouble. Those Peruphasma sure are purrtty though...  :P

Got three of these from BIC, two females and a male! :D Here are some pictures of them: My male is currently curled up like this, I'm hoping he's just resting... The cage: BTW, for the substrate I am using a mix of crushed dead leaves, rotten cottonwood, fermented Traeger sawdust, and...

Oops, so sorry I didn't see this sooner, admittedly I don't browse this forum as much as the Allpet roaches and Beetle forums.  :innocent:  Yeah I used my mom's PayPal to order the millipedes so your email went to her email, which then got forwarded to another one of her emails and then finally...

No problem, hope you are able to find both of those species! Yes, make no mistake, Blatticulture is known to be a very addicting hobby! :D

Roaches: 12 Rhabdoblatta formosana (Taiwanese leaf roach) Mixed: $15 + shipping 10 Parcoblatta americana "Table-top Mountain" (American wood roach) Mixed nymphs: $12 + shipping 20 Pycnoscelus surinamensis (Surinam roach) Mixed: $5 + shipping 10 Gromphadorhina sp. "Hybrid" (Madagascan...

Therea olegrandjeani are relatively easy to keep, just be sure to give them a deep substrate with a moisture gradient, make the lower half of the substrate moist, and keep the top layer dry. Also make sure they have a layer of dead leaves on top of the substrate, as that is their main food...

Thanks! :) E.javanica is a great species, so is T.olegrandjeani, though they are a bit specific when it comes to moisture requirements.  

Ooh, I really love the look of these, hope they do well for you! :)

Yeah, try not to keep two different species together, if only to avoid hybridization. Also, you should keep your nymphs separate until you have a large colony set up and you won't care about a little cannibalism, otherwise you may lose some of your nymphs.

Panchlora sp. "White", a completely new edition to the US hobby!:MalesFemale

Corydidarum pygmaea: Adult male Female nymph   Pseudomops septentrionalis, my last pair:FemaleMaleAfrican Bullet Roach:MaleTherea petiveriana:Female

Blaberus sp "discoidalis" (definitely a hybrid):Pycnoscelus nigra: Pycnoscelus sp. "Thailand":NymphAdult Gyna lurida "Normal":Adult maleDorylaea orini:NymphParanauphoeta discoidalis:Adult femaleThe happy couple, (Male on the right)

Arenivaga tonkawa:Female nymphSubadult maleBlaberus sp. "Venezuela":NymphCorydidarum pygmaea:Nymph African Bullet Roach:Adult femaleArenivaga cf. genitalis:Nymph Princisia vanwaerebeki "Big":Nymph

Parcoblatta americana:Female:Parcoblatta bolliana:MaleParcoblatta uhleriana:FemaleMaleParcoblatta virginica:MaleParcoblatta sp. Unknown fulvescens like caudelli:Male

Pseudomops septentrionalis:NymphsAdult Gyna lurida:NymphsGromphadorhina sp. "Hybrid":Newborn nymphs!!! 

Blaberus "discoidalis" (Probably a hybrid):NymphsByrsotria fumigata:FemaleParcoblatta lata:NymphsParcoblatta virginica:NymphFemale

Therea olegrandjeani:FemaleMaleTherea regularis:MaleSubadult male

Polyphaga saussurei:NymphPycnoscelus surinamensis:Rhabdoblatta formosana:AdultsNymphFreshly molted adult