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Thanks for the recomendation Immortal_sin, I do have lobster roaches available in limited numbers at the moment but I do take pre orders. If you are interested in a larger quantity or if I do not have them available on the site please email me and let me know how many you want and I'll get back...

Roaches are very sensitive to increases and decreases in humidity. I'm thinking perhaps if the mulch was damp enough and you had spread it out that well it would have jacked up the humidity level in the room considerably as the moisture in it evaporated. It would be similar to misting the cage...

That would be a definate no, Blatta Lateralis is primarily a desert species which also is capable of inhabiting semi-desert areas in nature. This species definately will not produce well for you at lower temps. Also just a quick note: even though they are not capable of climbing glass or smooth...

I dissagree, but then again there seemes to be a lot of disagreements here on this topic of roaches stinking. So what the hell, how about another pint to argue :wall: :wicked: I keep and entire room full of roaches (wall to wall, floor to ceiling) and I maintain the humidity level in the...

Cool pics their Angus! Does that qualify as roach porn?! :}

Ditto on the previous post. 3 gallon is way too small to be breeding any roaches in. I use 40 gallon rubbermaid containers. I don't know about the smell though. My containers are packed top to bottom side to side with b lateralis and I don't smell any strong odors. Most peoples dogs smell worse...

Wow, I feel pretty dumb. Been so busy trying to spread the word around to people about this idea I forgot the link to it in that post. I have gotten positive feed back from alot of people about the idea. But... I have only had one roach dealer submit their site for inclusion. I have even sent...

I don't know if this has ever happened to any of you but I find it annoying. You look for something on your favorite search engine and get 100 results that have nothing to do with what you were looking for and maybe 10 are relavant to what you are looking for. Well I came up with a new idea to...

Are you looking for anything in particular? I sell roaches in and ship out of Arizona if you are looking for feeder roaches. Other than that I can't help you much... Dan Haas www.Crunchy-Critters.com

Not so much any more, roaches are becoming more popular as a staple food source every year.

I don't even use a lid and I have zero escapes from them climbing out. The only escapes I have had is from my own clumsiness in dropping them while transfering them from one cage to another. As long as the sides of the encloser are well greased or lubed enough they should not be able to reach...

too high in protein? I have to disagree on that one Code Monkey. The original post said he was breeding Blaberas Discoidales. Which are well known for wing biting in the adults and a high protein diet will help reduce the wing biting. Since fluttering of the wings is a part of the mating...

That would be me! Not trying to sell anything here though. Just answer questions like this one on bulletin boards when ever I can. I was once new at this too. There just aren't any books written on how to raise roaches. I still scavenge the net trying to find info on some species of roach. So...

I wouldn't be too concerned about an infestation. I breed lobster roaches on a very large scale and started doing it in a one bedroom apartment. I've had hundreds of escapes and no sign they are surviving as of yet and I've been doing it for a year now. I live in Arizona and it's plenty warm so...