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ftorres

Rhino roach Adults and some 6 year olds

Hello All,
The gang was out and about so I feed them some greens and cheerios as treats.

The smaller ones I raised since babies, about 6 years ago.  Laughing  Laughing  Laughing  Shocked  Shocked  Shocked  Shocked  Shocked  Shocked
Wow I am getting old!!!!!





Herpetologyfrk

Nice, very cool species Very Happy
cacoseraph

right on man!

can you guess how long until the 6yo's are ready to breed?
a1_collection

Amazing roaches. If I had the money I would get myself a whole colony.
ftorres

Hello All,
They are ready at 5 years of age.

My CB are way smaller than the WC ones.

francisco
ftorres

hello all,
Here are some pics of one of my girls (She just molted, will darken up in a couple days)
I am hoping for babies this coming season.






WBurke17

so the females stay orange?
ftorres

HEllo All,
Sorry Warren, I did not explained myself.

This female fresh molted and now she is dark as the others.

It is funny to see that this specie will molt and be orange in color as for some of the other roaches species like G portentosa (hissers) will molt and stay white for some time until their exo gets hard.

So no Warren they don't stay Orange.

francisco
BugMom

Too bad they don't stay that color!  Beautiful!  How big is she now, Francisco?
cacoseraph

dude... i just had a freaking GREAT idea!



we need to take those pics of the orange roach and built an internet rumor that it is a mutant roach recovered from Chernobyl or something like that!
Celeste

cacoseraph wrote:
dude... i just had a freaking GREAT idea!



we need to take those pics of the orange roach and built an internet rumor that it is a mutant roach recovered from Chernobyl or something like that!


You're a brat, Andrew!  ;-)
ftorres

BugMom wrote:
Too bad they don't stay that color!  Beautiful!  How big is she now, Francisco?


I agree, I love the fact that look like walking flat pumkins.
She is now full grown and 4 inches or so.

Andrew, that is a cool idea.

Did you get to see Ron's (BC Star)book on insect drawings that were collected near Chernobyl ?
It had some interested drawings of bugs and plants and the effect of Radiation on them.

I will see if he brings it to the BBBQ

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