Very easy to care for and very cool for a burrowing roach species. For automated moderation reasons, this is a species of feeder insect.
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malaysian micro roach (nocticola sp.) 30 + mixed sizes
malaysian micro roach are currently the smallest roach species available adults are about the size of a fruit fly,in malaysia they are found in termite and ant nests,they are also believed to be parthenogenetic, they are easy to keep and breed and can make great feeder insects for small reptiles or amphibians
Glow spot roach 10+ starter culture
20+ Ornate Velvet Roach Nymphs
Get your hands on over 20 ornate velvet roach nymphs. Hit the button.
Domino Roach (Therea petiveriana) 20+ Nymphs
Domino Roach (Therea petiveriana) 20+ nymphs Regular with white spots once they’ve matured, nymphs are all dark until their last molt.
Peruvian cave roach(blaberus cf. peruvianus) starter culture 20+ nymphs
These can be held but in my experience the adults tend to be very skittish, fast, and prone to jumping and flying off of my hand(they flutter downwards) though they may calm down with repeated handling.
150 1/4″-3/8″ discoid roaches with water crystals and free shipping!
Adult Female Dubia Roaches
These are newly emerged Adult female dubia roaches. Some females may even begin producing shortly after receiving them! Dubia Roaches are one of the best feeder insects due to their great nutrition profile, inability to fly, jump or climb smooth surfaces, minimal odor, and hardiness. Not to mention, almost all reptiles love them! We raise all of our dubia roaches and feed them the best food for optimal nutrition. Bananas, carrots, apples, and grains are just a few of the foods in our roaches diet. We do not feed them any animal protein. Live Arrival Guaranteed! (No Shipping to Florida, Hawaii, or Alaska.)
Giant Cave Roaches – 8 ct Mixed Sizes
Giant Cave Roaches are a unique, interesting invertebrate to keep as a pet. They are relatively easy to care for, and they get huge. My roaches are also pure-bred, none of that hybrid stuff.
6ct Death Head Roach – Live Pet Reptile Feeder Insects
The unmistakable mark of the death head roach (Blaberus craniifer) is the jack-o-lantern face on the pronotum, this combined with the jet-black wings gives it an uncanny resemblance to the grim reaper.