Connectimyrmex's Roaches & Similar Insects

[Connectimyrmex]

Here's a journal on all of my roaches.

NOTE: Termites technically are eusocial cockroaches. Also, I'll try to add pictures soon.

GROMPHADORHINA PORTENTOSA
1 female adult (gravid), 1 male adult

BLAPTICA DUBIA
1 female adult, 1 male adult, 27 or so young nymphs, 7 medium sized nymphs, and 2 large sized nymphs

ECTOBIUS PALLIDUS
5 large nymphs

PARCOBLATTA SP. (possibly pennsylvanica)
2 large nymphs

RETICULITERMES FLAVIPES
3 reproductives, 5 workers

ZOOTERMOPSIS ANGUSTICOLLIS colony 1
(in a Termitat)
5 secondary reproductives, 20 or more nymphs

ZOOTERMOPSIS ANGUSTICOLLIS colony 2
(budded from Termitat)
2 secondary reproductives, 5 nymphs

ACHETA DOMESTICUS
17 nymphs

FORFICULA AURICULARIA
3 female adults

Hoping to obtain:
Panchlora nivea
Pardalphlora saussurei
A different species of Ceuthophilus
More Zootermopsis, probably from Ward's Science
Cryptocercus sp.
Pacific Beetle Roach

 

[Connectimyrmex]

Unfortunately, my Ceuthophilus male died of old age today.

I've recently been experimenting with aspen bedding as a termite food. I've learned that most dampened cellulose-based materials (cardboard, paper) serve as great termite foods. I wonder if Cryptocercus can eat different forms of cellulose as well as termites.