Breeding cockroaches in Siberia

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I also like cockroaches. But only wild ones. There is a relict one, but... sitting on a needle.

I keep 24 types of cockroaches, 5 types of stick insects, crickets (not enough at all).

List to the studio.

I have 54 species of cockroaches (live), many spiders, beetles, butterflies, etc.
I can provide Email lists demeshkovictor@rambler.ru.

Here's just a partial list:

Cockroaches


1. Archimandrita tesselata (culture)
2. Blaberus atropos (culture)
3. Blaberus boliviensis (culture)
4. Blaberus craniifer (culture)
5. Blaberus craniifer Black (culture)
6. Blaberus discoidalis (culture)
7. Blaberus parabolicus (culture)?
8. Blaberus fusca (culture)?
9. Blaberus giganteus, Trinidad (4 males 2 females)
10. Blaptica dubia (culture)
11. Byrsotria fumigata (culture)
12. Byrsotria rothi (only given offspring)
13. Blatta orientalis (culture)
14. Diploptera punctata (pair)
15. Deropeltis erythrocephala (Deropeltis sp. Mombasa) (culture)
16. Deropeltis paulinoi (6 individuals)
17. Elliptorrhina chopardi (9 individuals)
18. Ergaula capucina (7 individuals)
19. Eublaberus distanti (culture)
20. Eublaberus posticus (5 individuals)
21. Eurycotis floridana (5 individuals)
22. Gromphadorrhina portentosa (culture)
23. Gyna lurida (2 pairs)
24. Henschoutedenia flexivitta (culture)
25. Lucihormetica subcincta (pair)
26. Lucihormetica sp. Venezuela (couple)
27. Macropanesthia rhinoceros (pair)
28. Nauphoeta cinerea (several thousand individuals)
29. Neostylopyga rhombifolia (3 individuals)
30. Opisthoplatia orientalis, Taiwan (pair)
31. Oxyhaloa deusta (culture)
32. Panchlora nivea (culture)
33. Panchlora sp. Big (culture) most likely common P. nivea
34. Parathemnopteryx couloniana (culture)
35. Periplaneta americana (culture)
36. Periplaneta australasiae (culture)
37. Phoetallia pallida (culture)
38. Polyphaga aegyptiaca (culture)
39. Polyphaga saussurei (2 parthenogenetic lineages)
40. Princisia vanwerebecki (12 mature individuals)
41. Princisia sp. Banded or Gromphadorrhina grandidieri (5 mature individuals)
42. Pycnoscelus femapterus (culture)
43. Pycnoscelus nigrofasciatus (culture)
44. Pycnoscelus surinamensis (culture)
45. Pycnoscelus sp. (surinamensis?) Light (culture)
46. Pycnoscelus sp. Malaysia, Cuhung Pedang (culture)
47. Rhypharobia maderae (culture)
48. Schultesia lampiridiformis (culture)
49. Shelfordella tartara (culture)
50. Symploce pallens (culture)
51. Therea petiveriana (culture)
52. Unidentified spec., Blaberidae, Kenya (pair)
53. Blattidae sp. Sri Lanka (couple)
54. Epilanprinae sp. Sri Lanka (couple)








Spiders


1. Avicularia versicolor 1 pc. L7
2. Avicularia ulrichea 1 pc. L6 male (Donetsk)?
3. Acanthoscurria brocklehursti 2 pcs L3
4. Acanthoscurria geniculata 5 pcs L9 5 samcock
5. Acanthoscurria insubtilis 12 pcs. 11 pcs. - L3 and one female L7
6. Aphonopelma bicoloratum 3 pcs. L2
7. Aphonopelma caniceps 6 pcs. L3-L4
8. Aphonopelma seemanni L12 female
9. Brachypelma boehmei L9 female
10. Brachypelma ruhnaui or albiceps L3
11. Brachypelma. emilia L9 1 female 1 male
12. Brachypelma smithi L8 2 females
13. Chro. cyanopubescens 1 pc. L1
14. Citharischius crawshayi 1 pc. L2
15. Chilobrachys huahini. L7 2 females
16. Chilocosmia (Orphnaecus) sp. Cebu, Philippines L4
17. Grammostola aureostriata 2 pcs. L3 - L5
18. Grammostola rosea Red 5 pcs. L2
19. Lasiodora parahybana L3 50 pcs
. 20. Nhandu coloratovillosus L9 4 individuals (2 females 2 individuals in question)
21. Nhandu chromatus (more correctly Lasiodora cristata) 3 pcs. L2
22. Poecilotheria regalis 2 pcs. L3
23. Poecilotheria fasciata 1 pc. L4
24. Pterinochilus murinus, Tanzania (grey) (2) 4 pieces L2
25. Hysterocrates hercules L6 3 females
26. Heteroscodra maculata 2 pieces L2
27. Stromatopelma calceata 1 piece L3

I wonder what kind of bedbugs?

Only three species of the genus Platymeris have the least number of bedbugs.

That's what I thought I just saw only 1 in nature (at the breeders') The rest are only shown in pictures. Generally interesting, thank you
It is possible to send the eggs and ooteks of some bedbugs and cockroaches, and what can I exchange or how to pay, if you are interested?

About the exchange interesting...

it is interesting that it is yes, but I do not know what you are interested in as an exchange material, and whether I have it..

Interested in cockroaches and info about them.

Here's just a partial list:

Cockroaches
1. Archimandrita tesselata (culture)
...
54. Epilanprinae sp. Sri Lanka (couple)

Your neighbors are happy people

This post was edited by scarabee - 13.03.2007 10: 43

"I'm interested in cockroaches and information about them."
I can only get the Americans. Well, a couple more types.. which you have.. unfortunately.. Maybe in the future..

Write what interests you. Maybe........

Here's just a partial list:

Cockroaches
1. Archimandrita tesselata (culture)
2. Blaberus atropos (culture)
3. Blaberus boliviensis (culture)
4. Blaberus craniifer (culture)
5. Blaberus craniifer Black (culture)
6. Blaberus discoidalis (culture)
7. Blaberus parabolicus (culture)?
8. Blaberus fusca (culture)?
9. Blaberus giganteus, Trinidad (4 males 2 females)
10. Blaptica dubia (culture)
11. Byrsotria fumigata (culture)
12. Byrsotria rothi (only given offspring)
13. Blatta orientalis (culture)
14. Diploptera punctata (pair)
15. Deropeltis erythrocephala (Deropeltis sp. Mombasa) (culture)
16. Deropeltis paulinoi (6 individuals)
17. Elliptorrhina chopardi (9 individuals)
18. Ergaula capucina (7 individuals)
19. Eublaberus distanti (culture)
20. Eublaberus posticus (5 individuals)
21. Eurycotis floridana (5 individuals)
22. Gromphadorrhina portentosa (culture)
23. Gyna lurida (2 pairs)
24. Henschoutedenia flexivitta (culture)
25. Lucihormetica subcincta (pair)
26. Lucihormetica sp. Venezuela (couple)
27. Macropanesthia rhinoceros (pair)
28. Nauphoeta cinerea (several thousand individuals)
29. Neostylopyga rhombifolia (3 individuals)
30. Opisthoplatia orientalis, Taiwan (pair)
31. Oxyhaloa deusta (culture)
32. Panchlora nivea (culture)
33. Panchlora sp. Big (culture) most likely common P. nivea
34. Parathemnopteryx couloniana (culture)
35. Periplaneta americana (culture)
36. Periplaneta australasiae (culture)
37. Phoetallia pallida (culture)
38. Polyphaga aegyptiaca (culture)
39. Polyphaga saussurei (2 parthenogenetic lineages)
40. Princisia vanwerebecki (12 mature individuals)
41. Princisia sp. Banded or Gromphadorrhina grandidieri (5 mature individuals)
42. Pycnoscelus femapterus (culture)
43. Pycnoscelus nigrofasciatus (culture)
44. Pycnoscelus surinamensis (culture)
45. Pycnoscelus sp. (surinamensis?) Light (culture)
46. Pycnoscelus sp. Malaysia, Cuhung Pedang (culture)
47. Rhypharobia maderae (culture)
48. Schultesia lampiridiformis (culture)
49. Shelfordella tartara (culture)
50. Symploce pallens (culture)
51. Therea petiveriana (culture)
52. Unidentified spec., Blaberidae, Kenya (pair)
53. Blattidae sp. Sri Lanka (couple)
54. Epilanprinae sp. Sri Lanka (couple)

This is necessary, how many cockroaches!!! I love them, especially those that have a giant size or unusual appearance. Please post photos of these species, pliz, or send them to me by email ( st-666@yandex.ru ).

I have live:
N. cinerea (culture);
B. giganteus ( or maybe craniifer) - already so much that at least eat
Gr. portentosa (about the same amount )
Arch. tesselata (10 individuals, while only 1 male was" elated".
2) Cultures of mealworms and zoophobes.

Voobshe all cockroaches are interesting. So I don't even know what to hang....It is better to contact by mail demeshkovictor@rambler.ru.

Pictures:
  Therea_petiveriana_adult_male_Copyright_Victor_Demeshko.jpg — (433.4 k) 03.09.2007-17.09.2007

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  Lucihormetica__subcincta__adult_male_Copyright_Victor_Demeshko.jpg — (211.01к) 03.09.2007 — 17.09.2007

Wow, what beautiful people.... I wonder if you can get them in Moscow?

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