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Eurycotis improcera Mixed nymphs: $7/each (Contact for availability) Starter colony (12 mixed nymphs): $60 (Contact for availability) Despite its small size and cuteness this Eurycotis is quite tenacious, thriving on dry tropical...
Panchlora sp. “Costa Rica” Cultivar name: “Yellow” 12 mixed: $60 (Not Available) Isolated and refined by Roach Crossing. At long last, a banana roach that’s banana colored! This beautiful selection can be housed with...
Panchlora sp. “Costa Rica” 12 mixed: $20 (Not available) Somewhere in between Panchlora nivea and sp. “Giant” in size, this species combines a bit of the color...
Arenivaga bolliana Mixed nymphs: $8/each (Not available) Starter colony (8 mixed nymphs): $50 (Not available) Supposedly the most common sand roach species across much of its range, this species has eluded continuous...
Shelfordella lateralis 100 mixed: $15 (Contact for availability) 500 mixed: $50 (Contact for availability) 1000 mixed: $80 (Contact for availability) One of the best feeders out there, the Turkistan roach is...
Nauphoeta cinerea 100 mixed: $15 500 mixed: $50 (Contact for availability) 1000 mixed: $80 (Contact for availability) This roach has made a name for itself due to itself incredibly fast, steady reproduction,...
Blatta orientalis 30 mixed: $10 (Contact for availability) 100 mixed: $30 (Contact for availability) Also known as the “water bug”, the oriental roach has one of the widest distributions of any cockroach (at...
Pycnoscelus surinamensis 20 mixed: $5 100 mixed: $20 The Surinam roach is a parthenogenetic species, meaning the entire culture consists of females. The nymphs are plump and soft and make excellent reptile and...
Byrsotria sp. “Cuba” 15 mixed: $10 50 mixed: $30 This species is often misidentified as Byrsotria fumigata. The males have two wing forms; short and long (long is pictured above.) This species reproduces...
Phoetalia pallida 20 mixed: $5 100 mixed: $20 Recent experience with this amazing feeder suggests that it prefers a much drier substrate than previously assumed. This species responds well to constant...