Emile.Wilson
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Congrats, this is truly an amazing species.
Some pics! (3)
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Congratulations and best of luck raising them!! 
ABbuggin
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Very nice on the DTs
Hello,
Thank you with all
I separated 60 specimens out of goblets, and gathered 35 specimens.
Here, it will be necessary to wait a few weeks to see whether the first moults occur well!
Bests regards, François!
Thank you with all
I separated 60 specimens out of goblets, and gathered 35 specimens.
Here, it will be necessary to wait a few weeks to see whether the first moults occur well!
Bests regards, François!
Emile.Wilson
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Good luck François!Hello,Thank you with all
I separated 60 specimens out of goblets, and gathered 35 specimens.
Here, it will be necessary to wait a few weeks to see whether the first moults occur well!
Bests regards, François!
Emile.Wilson
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Menage aux trois
Hopefully, "the more the merrier" with mating in this case.
revmdn
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Congrats
Interesting comparison. I've seen the same shape in unfertilized D. lobata ooths. It's good to see and know the shape of ones that may be fertile! Thanks for posting them.
Hello!
I think that one should not make general information for the moment!
there are ooths clearer than others or darker, but I had of it if little that it is impossible dêtre on colouring is a sign of fruitfulness!
I gathered a small group of impassioned French, and I hope that in 2010 I could clarified this point
Moreover, I did not note penetrations, then the 2 ooths are can be not fertilized… Answer in one month and half!
Bests regards, François!
I think that one should not make general information for the moment!
there are ooths clearer than others or darker, but I had of it if little that it is impossible dêtre on colouring is a sign of fruitfulness!
I gathered a small group of impassioned French, and I hope that in 2010 I could clarified this point
Moreover, I did not note penetrations, then the 2 ooths are can be not fertilized… Answer in one month and half!
Bests regards, François!
revmdn
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Nice.
sbugir
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Impressive.
ZoeRipper
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I am particularly impressed with the roach-hatching picture. That is amazing.
PhilinYuma
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Me too, though all of your pix are great. And in case anyone is wondering, Shelfordella tartara is the old name for my all-time favorite roach and local inhabitant, Blatta lateralis, the Turkestan, roach.
