Can B.Dubia and Blaberus fusca be hosued together?
- Thread starter rm90
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It can be done...
But there is no good reason to it is best to keep species seperate.
Digby Rigby balboa28279@mypacks.net
But there is no good reason to it is best to keep species seperate.
Digby Rigby balboa28279@mypacks.net
My answer is the same as posted on the other forum. To recap...techically they can be housed together without issue, but as Mr. Rigby has stated, there is no good reason too.
Once you start breeding roaches large scale (more than one tub) you'll begin to realize the need to keep colonies separated. You never know when a tub will suddenly get sick, or even worse, die off. With multiple tubs, at least your not out completely.
Thats my biggest fear as a roach breeder....that I am going to open my shed and find all of my colonies dead. Luckily, I have a system in place should this ever happen...but for the small time breeder/feeder, your out your investment.
Once you start breeding roaches large scale (more than one tub) you'll begin to realize the need to keep colonies separated. You never know when a tub will suddenly get sick, or even worse, die off. With multiple tubs, at least your not out completely.
Thats my biggest fear as a roach breeder....that I am going to open my shed and find all of my colonies dead. Luckily, I have a system in place should this ever happen...but for the small time breeder/feeder, your out your investment.