Roaches - The BEST selection

UNBEATABLE SELECTION!
BugChick.com is home of nearly 60 species of roaches. All roaches listed for sale were produced right here in my facility.

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Winter advisory is in effect! In most cases, I can still guarantee live arrival with priority mail ($7), but there will be an additional $5 for a foam-lined box. See terms below for more details.

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RARE ROACHES
Archimandrita tesselata (peppereds) - $4 each
Bantua robusta (African bullets) - $10 for 20
Blaberus craniifer (black death heads - Orin McMonigle line) - $3 each
Blaberus giganteus (giant cave) - $3 each
Diploptera punctata (Pacific beetle mimic) - $10 for 20
Eublaberus distanti (six-spotted) - $10 for 20
Gyna henrardi (patchwork) $5 each
Gyna lurida (porcelain) $4 each
Hemiblabera sp. $4 each
Henschoutedenia flexivitta (giant lobsters) - $2 each
Neostylopyga rhombifolia ( harlequins) - $10 for 20
Opisthoplatia orientalis (red and black) $3 each
Panchlora nivea (green banana) - $10 for 25
Phoetalia pallida - $10 for 20
Pycnoscelus nigra - $2 each
Rhyparobia maderae - $3 each
Rhyparobia sp. (gold) - $4 each
Schultesia lampyridiformis (firefly mimic) - $3 each

HISSERS
Elliptorhina chopardi (dwarfs) - $3 each
Gromphadorhina grandidieri (tigers) - $3 each
Gromphadorhina portentosa (regular) - .50 each
Gromphadorhina portentosa (giant morph) - $3 each
Gromphadorhina portentosa (black morph) - $2 each
Princisia vanwaerebecki - $3 each

FEEDERS
Blaberus discoidalis mixed nymphs $30/100
Blaberus fuscus x craniifer hybrid $20/50 (sold out)
Blaptica dubia (orange spotted) mixed nymphs $40/100
Eublaberus posticus (orange heads) mixed nymphs $20/100
Nauphoeta cinerea (lobsters) $20/300 (sold out)

Isopods
Orange Porcellio sp. $10/25
Dwarf white isopods $10/25

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Above prices do not including shipping. 2-3 day USPS Priority mail shipping is $7. USPS Express mail (send me your zip code to confirm overnight availability) is $20. Insulated packaging is an additional $5. Heat/cold packs are provided as necessary free of charge. FedEx also available if preferred.

The buyer agrees to the following terms upon payment:

Live arrival is guaranteed for all shipments unless day time temperatures or heat index as reported through weather.com exceed 90 degrees Fahrenheit in which case overnight shipping must be selected to guarantee live arrival. If night time temperatures or wind chill factors fall below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, overnight shipping or priority mail shipping with insulated packaging must be selected to guarantee live arrival. Although I will make the best effort to ensure optimal packaging, the live arrival guarantee is void with any shipping method if the buyer wishes to ship when temperature en route is below 20 degrees or above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Live arrival guarantee is also void if the buyer is not present to receive the package on the first delivery attempt for priority mail or overnight shipments. All DOAs must be reported by e-mail or phone within 12 hours of arrival to claim a reshipment. Proof of DOAs may be required at my discretion. Time of arrival is determined by carrier tracking. Shipping fees are non-refundable.

No sales to Arizona, Florida, or outside the United States.

Thank you for looking!

Are you going to have any more lobster roaches in?

Wulery said:

Are you going to have any more lobster roaches in?

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Yes, they should be ready in a couple of weeks.

craniifer question

I noticed that yu were advertising...

Blaberus craniifer (black death heads - Orin McMonigle line) - $3 each

...so is the Orin McMonigle line an individual? Do you have any other info on this line? I was curious since the solid black winged craniifer is the only species of roach that I currently raise.

Thanks

Hi John,
I breed two separate lines of black-winged Blaberus craniifer, one from Orin McMonigle and one from James Tuttle. While both are pure craniifer, the one from Orin is consistently darker.

Thanks Xelda

Thanks Xelda

Mine came from James Tuttle. I noticed that mine are the solid black winged lines but once in great while a black winged adult will show a slight brown around the middle of the wings. So far I am now down to only the Blaberus craniifer for a feeder species. If I decide stick with this species I might contact you in the future to see if you have any of your Orin McMonigle line of craniifer available. This would be to enhance my genetic lines by mixing the two lines.

I noticed that my line of craniifer are very nervous of the light and extremely active most all of the time. Very active and fast moving insects are more interesting to me than the slower species. It took me longer to get this species off of the ground than my other Blaberus species but starting with 150 nymphs I now have well over 1000. In fact I am getting ready to split them into two colonies.

Cya,

John