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True.Well, thanks a lot. (:

Yes I do.Any info?

Well, me too.I never feed my T's wild caught items.But they seem to be breeding very well under this wood in my backyard.So I was just trying to see if anyone uses these or knows if they breed well etc.

No.I mean, we have those around here too.But, if you google Florida Wood Roach, theres pictures and such, just not much info.Maybe I can put up a picture.

I have tons of these in the area where I live.They're pretty decent sized.I cant find much info on them on the web and I don't know a whole lot about roaches.Does anyone know if these would be good feeders for T's? If so, I think I could easily start a colony.Crickets just aren't doing the job...

troglodytes I believe.

Female bruh.

Female....

F E MA L E

I say female as well.

Females are much MORE blue than males.lmao

Albopilosum.LUCKY!!!!! What did you pay for that????

Maybe an old incorrect labeling of the t.It's the same thing. :)

My B.smithi stridulates too.She isnt agressive but if I touch her and she scurries away she will do it while running.I'd go B.boehmei.

Very obviously female. :)

I sure hope its about to molt.Or you stop feeding it.Looks male.Kinda hard to tell from the pic though.

I got a 3" female B.boehmei from my motha.She knew I had B.vagans, smithi, and emilia already.Thoughtful huh?

Its a girl and you're lucky. :)

I say female.92% haha

H.incei and T.gigas. :)