Creobroter pictipennis
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sporeworld
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Be careful. Now's the time when the females WILL get muching on their siblings.
Termite48
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I agree with Mark. You cannot trust a Creobroter at this stage, especially the females, and even if there is present a good supply of food. It is just their nature. There is no heart to be nice. Great habitat and pics!
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psyconiko
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Actually,Creobroter pictipennis are the only species of Creos I could keep all together with no problem.
I have C. meleagris,apicalis,elongatus,gemmatus and pictipennis (Pseudoharpax also
).
I can tell they all get very agressive when mating is coming except for pictipennis.If there enough food you can keep them all together.So I will stick on this one!
I could also keep Acromantis formosana(NO cannibalism at all )all together and a small Pseudoharpax tribe.Same thing if there is enough food it is fine!
I have C. meleagris,apicalis,elongatus,gemmatus and pictipennis (Pseudoharpax also
).I can tell they all get very agressive when mating is coming except for pictipennis.If there enough food you can keep them all together.So I will stick on this one!
I could also keep Acromantis formosana(NO cannibalism at all )all together and a small Pseudoharpax tribe.Same thing if there is enough food it is fine!
