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What kind of Roaches?


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15 years 10 months ago #6851 by Juan-pierre
:laugh:

“It’s about the passion for the hobby, the pride and the reward in successfully caring and observing these misunderstood, amazing and fascinating creatures that has always had a magical and mythical influence on people” Hannes-Jungle Pets

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15 years 10 months ago #6891 by Angelus
Replied by Angelus on topic Re:What kind of Roaches?
My first roach experience didn't go so well.

I had a T a week or so and so i decided "yay its feeding time!", and being the gay little boy i can sometimes be i wanted to do something special soooo... i went out and bought myself some roaches, ten to be precise.

Upon opeing the container they immediately gave me the creepy crawlies...
Secondly as soon as it hit substrate it was burrowing -.- OMG i freaked out!
I Dug out the freakin thing and then grossly placed it back into the container. They are still inside the cupboard out of sight... and my T enjoyed some nice fat crickets lol

PS: I am not posting here, it's a figment of your imagination.

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15 years 10 months ago #6914 by Marula
Replied by Marula on topic Re:What kind of Roaches?
:laugh: :laugh: Angelus, you're a wuss!!!

These guys are perfect feeders and not really more gross than crickets. Get over it!

Blatta (Shelfordella) lateralis don't climb and their movement is similar to crickets which make them a good alternative even for the odd T's that may be a bit fussy with roaches if they never had them before.

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15 years 10 months ago #6915 by Schalk du Plessis
The first time I had to feed roaches to my Ts I also got grossed out. But after a while, they are much better than crickets. Mostly because they don't stink, they don't jump and they don't die so easily.

I asked for some tips on how to get them more manageable, have a look at this thread. Helped me a lot and was able to use almost all the roaches (probably 2 died) and they bred a bit so I got about 20 small babies roaches left that I am waiting on getting bigger.

www.tarantulas.co.za/forum/tarantula-gen...-please-help-roaches

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15 years 10 months ago #6918 by Angelus
Replied by Angelus on topic Re:What kind of Roaches?
Thx Synergy & Marula ;]

They are lobster roaches, i cant get used to them -.- I'll ask a friend to help me feed them, he's got a lrg collection of T's and recommended i try roaches... HAHA

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15 years 10 months ago #6919 by Frans
Replied by Frans on topic Re:What kind of Roaches?
I do also prefer roaches at the moment, especially the forest roach because it cannot climb a smooth wall and don't make any noises

Expecting the world to treat you fairly because you are good is like expecting the bull not to charge because you are a vegetarian.

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