What is this?

[Stylopidae]

This guy has been living with my lobsters and I'd love to know what he is.

 

[beetleman]

looks like it could possibly be a B.discoidalis nymph

 

[the_frog_kid]

lol all blaberus nymphs look the same
the only way to find out is to grow it up and post pics
i have 7 specie of blaberus and when i find a nymph it goes to the toad for fear if hybridization
you dont haft to worry about that with the cinerea tho
just remove it after it gets wings since cinerea one of the most aggresive roaches i keep and will damage you blaberus sp.'s wings




thanx froggy

 

[Timmy]

Looks like an isopod to me.

 

[Stylopidae]

Looks like an isopod to me.

It's definitely a roach, and discoid nymphs are far lighter than this fella

 

[Frogsarethapoop]

Looks like an isopod to me.

Looks like an isopod to me too.

 

[ShadowSpectrum]

Looks like an isopod to me too.

It's most definitely a roach nymph, Blaptica dubia or Blaberus sp. would be my guess. Their nymphs look quite a bit similar, you'll probably have to wait for it to mature.

 

[RVS]

This guy has been living with my lobsters and I'd love to know what he is.

Looks pretty similiar to the roaches you're getting from me.

 

[the_frog_kid]

well i have blabtica, achimandrita and blaberus and to the untrained eye all 3 genuses look the same




thanx froggy

 

[angus]

i vote for Blaberus.......
pls update us when it reach adults......lol

 

[the_frog_kid]

looks like a giganteus to me but it wont be lol
if you email me a picture of the under side and pictures whn it matures ill sex it and tell you what it is
maby even sell you some of it




thanx froggy