VolkswagenBug
Arachnobaron
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Just for clarification, I am not talking about molting roaches, I'm talking about the color of their exoskeleton as adults.
I really like bugs with a lot of white coloration, like certain ironclad beetles and click beetles. However, I can't find very many species of roach with a white coloration. These are the ones I know of:
- Neostylopyga rhombifolia (my favorite type of roach)
- Dorylaea orini
- Pseudomops septentrionalis
- Gyna caffrorum
- All Therea species in captivity
- Eurycotis decipiens
- Elliptorhina javanica
- Gromphadorhina grandidieri sort of
- Paranauphoeta discoidalis
- Gyna centurio
Are there any other species? I really want true white rather than yellow or brownish. These are a good selection, but some of them don't really have very much white.
I really like bugs with a lot of white coloration, like certain ironclad beetles and click beetles. However, I can't find very many species of roach with a white coloration. These are the ones I know of:
- Neostylopyga rhombifolia (my favorite type of roach)
- Dorylaea orini
- Pseudomops septentrionalis
- Gyna caffrorum
- All Therea species in captivity
- Eurycotis decipiens
- Elliptorhina javanica
- Gromphadorhina grandidieri sort of
- Paranauphoeta discoidalis
- Gyna centurio
Are there any other species? I really want true white rather than yellow or brownish. These are a good selection, but some of them don't really have very much white.