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They look pretty much the same (in morph) in the pic.... it looks like it'd be hard to tell a small giantea with a large discoid nymph.
those things are cute
those things are cute
feeder roaches
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My vote goes to Eublaberus prosticus!
Merumontanus
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E. distanti
We've had great luck with the E. distanti.
They are quick producers for a Eublaberus species, soft-bodied, can't climb, and don't seem to wing bite like most species.
We have literally thousands from a 100 colony started over a year ago.
We also have colonies of the giganteus but they take about 9 months to mature vs 4 for the distanti.
If anyone is up for trading for our distanti please contact me. We will trade for just about any insect species that we don't already have a large colony of. :}
We've had great luck with the E. distanti.
They are quick producers for a Eublaberus species, soft-bodied, can't climb, and don't seem to wing bite like most species.
We have literally thousands from a 100 colony started over a year ago.
We also have colonies of the giganteus but they take about 9 months to mature vs 4 for the distanti.
If anyone is up for trading for our distanti please contact me. We will trade for just about any insect species that we don't already have a large colony of. :}