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@roaches-are-forever
My babbeh giant peppered roaches. These little guys will grow to be around 4+ inches at adulthood! I hope to be able to breed them I love them so much.
I have six at the moment some are much younger than the others I couldn’t get a shot of the tiny ones because they were too flighty.
Excuse the dirt on my hands and fingernails I was kinda digging around in their enclosure to round them up.
PRECIOUS LITTLE CUTIES.
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Charlotte CollinsÂ
Angry Crab! (2013)Â &Â This Portrait of My Cockroach (2013)
Paper & Pencil w/ Watercolor
heres tiamat comfortably eating some kale from the safety of her Hiding Bark
A few days ago, one of our Madagascan Hissing Cockroaches (Gromphadorhina portentosa) shed its exoskeleton, and several of our visitors asked if it was made out of plastic. I had to open the cage so they could see it more clearly.
may I request some cockroaches?
Mais bien sur!!
Panchlora regalis, family Blaberidae, found in Suriname and French Guiana
photographs: Maruyama-M. & Jérémie Lapèze
Eunyctibora bicolor, family Ectobiidae, Peru
photograph by Geoff Gallice
Mitchell’s Diurnal Cockroach (Polyzosteria mitchelli), family Blattidae, order Blattodea, Bunjil, Western Australia
photograph by v_winter
Emerald Cockroach (Pseudoglomeris magnifica), family Blaberidae, found in Viet Nam and Southern China
photograph by Richard’s Inverts
Blister Beetle Mimic Wood Roach (Melyroidea magnifica), family Polyphagidae, found in Peru and Ecuador
Claims have been made by researchers that this species is eusocial (at least partially, like honeybees, many ants, and termites).
However this assertion is not accepted by many entomologists. The original researchers that posited eusociality in this communal species made many dubious assumptions.
This species obviously mimics blister beetles that can blast caustic chemicals at predators. The cockroach cannot, however.
photograph from:Â Anton Sorokin &Â Adrian Tejedor
Ladybird Mimic Cockroach (Prosoplectasp.), family Ectobiidae, Los Baños, Luzon, Philippines
photograph by George Beccaloni
Eushelfordia pica, family Ectobiidae, Ecuador
photograph by Andreas Kay
Ball Cockroach (Perisphaerus spp.), family Blaberidae, Singapore
L - exuvia (shed exoskeleton) R - actual cockroach
photograph by Melvin Yeo
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one of us (@mercurysalt) made an insta story also featuring the other one of us (@lesbianzoidberg). sorry for cursing lol
animalplanet:Â obnoxious roaches
Second video. Sonja is always little quicker than Silvia when it’s time to go back in the tank.
Freshly molted indian domino roach nymph
Corydidarum magnifica, a really cool (and expensive) metallic green cockroach.
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by Andreas Kay
Fun with Mr. Domino Roach! (Please excuse his appearance, he adopts a subterranean lifestyle during daylight hours.)
This species is so much fun to keep. Right now he’s the only mature roach I have, the female passed away several weeks ago but I saw her lay at least one ootheca so more dominoes are on the way. He probably won’t be far behind his mate, once they mature they only live a few months, but I’ve had these particular roaches for… 3 years? It takes them forever to mature, but it’s worth it as you can see.
green banana cockroach
Not the cockroach you hate—this was a forest cockroach, spotted near a stream in Shillong. Unlike the ones we see in homes, this one lives in the wild and plays an important role in the ecosystem. It feeds on fallen leaves and rotting wood, helping the forest stay clean and recycle nutrients.
Insects like these are often ignored or disliked, but they quietly keep natural systems running. While big animals get most of the attention, it’s small creatures like this that do the everyday work that keeps a forest alive.
Got some of these guys today! Coming up with names slowly but surely
Left: Male, Right: Female
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Someone in the insect hobby made a cultivar of the common American cockroach that’s jet black with white compound eyes! They named it “venom” cause of lookin like the guy. American roaches are like the iconic “house pest” roach but it’s worth noting they need a whole lot of moisture to keep a population going, so they actually have to breed somewhere like a wet dumpster, leaky basement or a storm drain. In homes with nothing like that adjacent and periods of dry weather, they have nowhere to go long-term and a lot of people keep them safely as reptile feeders.
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