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Blaptica dubia, new born nymphs


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14 years 4 months ago - 14 years 4 months ago #50436 by Jake
Blaptica dubia, new born nymphs was created by Jake
Wonted to share, I was lucky enough to see this happening this morning.

New born nymphs hatching out.


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14 years 4 months ago #50442 by Dave Dawson
Replied by Dave Dawson on topic Re: Blaptica dubia, new born nymphs
thats awesome bud, those are handy to feed to slings.
My Advice is mostly from my personal experience, but everyone is
allowed to give there own opinion.

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14 years 4 months ago #50479 by Jake
Replied by Jake on topic Re: Blaptica dubia, new born nymphs
Nice and juicy nymphs. :cheer:

I thought it uneaten rice, but then they starting moving.
It is amazing how many are in the egg case, there wore about 30 nymph that I could find.
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14 years 4 months ago #50480 by Master Bater
Replied by Master Bater on topic Re: Blaptica dubia, new born nymphs
Why do these roaches breed so heavily in winter? One would think that since summer is warmer it would be easier for them during that time? Mine is now popping out nymphs like crazy!
Ts:
0.2.0 B. Vagans (13cm)
1.0.0 L. Parahybana (16cm)
0.1.0 N. Chromatus (13cm)
1.0.0 A. Versicolor (11cm MM)
1.0.0 P. Faciata (17cm)
1.0.0 P. Regalis (16cm MM)
1.0.0 B. Boehmei (4cm)
0.0.1 B. Albopilosum (6cm)
0.0.1 B. Smithi (4cm)
0.0.1 B. Auratum (4cm)
0.0.1 P. Irminia (6cm)
0.0.1 A....

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