Raising Exotic Non Climbing Roaches

[John J Starr Jr]

Here is a new link to my Roach and Dragon hobby. I hope that the information will benefit anybody who may be interested in these animals.

I am currenlty working with 5 species of these animals...

Blaptica dubia
Blaberus discoidalis
Blaberus craniifer
Blaberus parabolicus
Blatta lateralis

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http://www.angelfire.com/wy2/raisingexoticroaches

ENJOY,

John J Starr Jr

[John Apple]

Nice....I raise the giant cave roach and they make great feed for my Bigger tarantulas, takes about two years to get a colony going but once started they are like rabbits

[John J Starr Jr]

Thanks, I had heard that the giant cave roach takes a very long time to get going. So far I have chosen the faster reproducing species. I would bet that you are very happy that you are at the freedom stage by producing your own food. :scatter:

I am thinking about a sixth species of roach next. I want my Dragons to have a large variety of flavors. While I have never tasted a roach I am guessing that each species even if from the same genus have a different flavor. Kind of like us eating chicken, quail, duck, or turkey. Or even like trout, salmon, catfish, or bass. Or possibly even crayfish, lobster, crab, or shrimp.

Cya

John J Starr Jr