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What is the best roach?

Herpin Man

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I am planning on starting a roach colony. I want something easy and prolific, with as little odor as possible. Smaller species for feeding things like fat-tailed geckos, medium sized frogs, etc.
What species would you suggest?
 
Dubias are great but I prefer red runners as a smaller alternative. They are not live bearing, so it's easier to keep them separated into different sizes. Just move the egg sacs every few days and keep different sizes available.
 
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