Rhino Roach- Quick picture

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When I came home alittle bit ago, one of my female Australian Rhino Roaches (Macropanesthia rhinoceros) was on top of the substrate messing around. I have 2 pairs housed in the 20gal. long tank... both pairs are adults...I'm hoping for babies this year! Keep your fingers crossed! Enjoy.
 

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Drachenjager

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When I came home alittle bit ago, one of my female Australian Rhino Roaches (Macropanesthia rhinoceros) was on top of the substrate messing around. I have 2 pairs housed in the 20gal. long tank... both pairs are adults...I'm hoping for babies this year! Keep your fingers crossed! Enjoy.
hey can i have my phone back now gheesh lol
i knew there was something "buggy" about motorola phones lol

those are some big roaches dude. good luck with them. id liek to get a pair some day but alas they are a bit beyond my grasp lol
 

beetleman

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man those are very impressive beasts:clap: alas more bugs to add to my never ending list:D
 

cacoseraph

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those are so cool looking. good size comparison pic... it's easy to imagine a cellphone in my hand... then make it a cockroach of roughly the same size and heft. heh.
 

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I must admit- they are pretty good size. I should be getting a third adult rhino pair in the next few months. I have had Macropanesthia rhinoceros on and off over the past five years...but usually just a few juveniles or an oddball adult. Hopefully with adult pairs I'll be able to accomplish breeding. They only breed once a year...

Graham
 

cacoseraph

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I must admit- they are pretty good size. I should be getting a third adult rhino pair in the next few months. I have had Macropanesthia rhinoceros on and off over the past five years...but usually just a few juveniles or an oddball adult. Hopefully with adult pairs I'll be able to accomplish breeding. They only breed once a year...

Graham
does that mean you have to do a pretty good job to tie them into the local seasons?

my bedroom/bugroom swigns between way less than 60*F during winter night to well over 90*F during summer day, with my window open for almost all the year (except when the rain is coming in, heh)
 

Arachnomaniak

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That is one big roach! Everyone beat me to the "electronics bugs" puns LOL
Good luck with the breeding efforts! That's interesting that they only breed once a year as when most people think roach, they think prolific and hard to get rid of :)
 
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