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Brunneria

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Wanted to share pics of the roaches I currently breed :)

Paranauphoeta discoidalis

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Nauphoeta cinerea. This species got me into the roach hobby. lol

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To be continued...
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Hey Alan,

Just wondering what size cage do you use for your Rhabdoblatta formosana, and what do you use as hides? My guys really like TP rolls, but they chew through them too fast.

 
Hey Alan,

Just wondering what size cage do you use for your Rhabdoblatta formosana, and what do you use as hides? My guys really like TP rolls, but they chew through them too fast.
I use 58 qt storage box I bought from walmart with vaselined lined on the wall to prevent escape. I have a large piece of bark in there along with loads of leaves (they eat so much leaves!).

 
58 qt!!?!? Dang, I have them in a 27 qt bin, do you think they'll outgrow it? Yeah, I got a bunch of small pieces of bark with lots of leaves, hopefully that will suffice.

 
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58 qt!!?!? Dang, I have them in a 27 qt bin, do you think they'll outgrow it? Yeah, I got a bunch of small pieces of bark with lots of leaves, hopefully that will suffice.
Considering how prolific they are they might become overcrowded. If that happens you can either sell them for cheap price or you can use them as feeders

 
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