Products For Sale - Please Read     Before placing and order please read the following document to get details on shipping and roach value (click here). All roaches sold are a mixture of small to large nymphs unless otherwise noted. Please send me an email to james.blaberus@gmail.com if you have any questions. NEW PRICING FOR SOME SPECIES - GREAT DEALS Blaptica dubia - Eublaberus prosticus - Eublaberus distanti - Blatta lateralis - Polyphaga aegyptica - Archimandrita tesselata - Byrsotria Fumigata - Byrsotria Rothi - Hormetica Subcincta

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Blaptica dubia (a.k.a. Guyana orange spotted roach) NEW PRICES B. dubia is found throughout Central and South America including French Guyana. This species ranges in size from 42-50mm. B. dubia is a very popular feeder roach in Europe and has been increasingly popular in the U.S. This is my favorite roach by far. Very good breeders, long-lived, calm, and very little odor make this an excellent roach. If you’re looking for a feeder, look no further. Another thing I really like about this species is while mature males get full wings, females only have little stubs making them one of the easiest roaches to sex. Also, this roach is very mellow compared to the blaberus species. Often during cleaning nymphs will play dead and this species is very easy to handle. These roaches usually reach adulthood in 3-5 months and then will live another 12-24months. Males of this species have wings, but this is a non-climbing\flying species. $.25/Small $.50/Medium $.75/Large $1.00/Adult Male $2.00/Adult Female $30/100 lot mixed $125/500 lot mixed $225/1000 lot mixed

Eublaberus prosticus (a.k.a. orange head roach) $5.00 for 10 E. prosticus are found throughout Central and South America. This species ranges in size from 38-48mm. Orange heads get their name from the bright orange colors this roach achieves at adulthood. Orange heads are notorious wing biters and require an abundant source of high protein food. A little more aggressive than other roaches these guys will eat other freshly molted invertebrates, so giving them enough space is key. This species in large group also has one of the stronger defense odors. Although it doesn’t bother me, some people do not like it at all. This species breeds very well and can make excellent feeders. These roaches usually reach adulthood in 3-5 months and then will live another 12-24 months. Both males and females have wings, but this is a non-climbing\flying species.

Eublaberus distanti (a.k.a. six-spotted roach) -- Contact For Availability $8.00 for 10 E. distanti are found mainly in the West Indies. This species ranges in size from 40-50mm. This species gets its nickname from six brownish-orange spots it has as nymphs. I also like to refer to these guys as little tanks, because as nymphs they get very large and weight more than most species. These roaches usually reach adulthood in 4-8 months and then will live another 12-24 months. Both males and females have wings, but this is a non-climbing\flying species.

Blatta lateralis (a.k.a. Turkistan roach) -- NEW PRICES B. lateralis are typically found in tropical areas, Asia, Africa, and even the U.S. This species ranges in size from 22-28mm and is one of the smallest non-climbers I’ve found. This species makes up for its lack of size with speed. This is also a very prolific species in captivity. These roaches usually reach adulthood in 3-5 months and then will live another 6-12 months. $3/10 lot mixed $15/100 lot mixed $50/500 lot mixed

Polyphaga aegyptica (a.k.a. desert roach) Contact For Availability - $4.00 each P. aegyptica are found mainly in Northern Africa. This species ranges in size from 24-33mm and is one of the smaller non-climbers on the market. Just like B. dubia, males of this species get wings and females do not. This species is very hardy, often being able to survive without water for extended periods. These roaches usually reach adulthood in 4-6 months and then will live another 10-15 months.

Archimandrita tesselata (a.k.a. peppered roach) -- Contact For Availability $5.00 each Peppered roaches range throughout Central and South America. This species ranges in size from 55-70mm, the females usually being larger and very wide. Although not one of the longest roaches, its width and sheer mass makes up for it. Peppered’s are slow to mature, taking up to nine months to go from a baby to adult. Female’s gestation of the egg sac can take up to six months. Typical life span ranges between 12-30 months with the females living much longer than the males. Both males and females have wings, but this is a non-climbing\flying species. This species is still very uncommon in US collections.

Byrsotria Fumigata (a.k.a. Cuban Burrowing roach) --Contact For Availability - $15 for 10 B. Fumigata are found mainly in Cuba, but also the West Indies and Central America. This species ranges in size from 32-45mm. Male and female fumigata differ greatly. The males have wings that extend about three quarters of their bodies, while females just have stub wings. These roaches usually reach adulthood in 3-5 months and then will live another 12-24months. Males of this species have wings, but this is a non-climbing\flying species.

Byrsotria Rothi (a.k.a. Cuban burrowing roach) -- Contact For Availability $20 for 10 B. Rothi are found mainly in Cuba, but also the West Indies and Central America. This species ranges in size from 38-48mm. Male and female rothi differ greatly. The males have wings that extend about three quarters of their bodies, while females just have stub wings. This species is very similar to fumigata but they obtain a larger size and have a little more yellow in them. These roaches usually reach adulthood in 3-5 months and then will live another 12-24months. Males of this species have wings, but this is a non-climbing\flying species.

Hormetica Subcincta (a.k.a. glow spot roach) -- Not Available $8 each H. subcincta are found in South America. Males and females differ greatly in look. This species is very new to the trade and not much is known. They do take several months to reach adulthood and there are reports of females breeding up to fours years old.