by Joh » Sat Dec 29, 2012 12:33 pm
Hi Chris,
No, sadly not. I would love to have Aptera fusca. Cape red head Roaches are Oxyhaloa duesta.
Hi Firefly,
Thank you for the information. I might be in the market for swapping soon(in KZN) as my Oxyhaloa are breeding like crazy. Which is why I wanted to know what other species might be available. I currently have a small colony of Oxyhaloa duesta, and a small colony of native Pycnoscelus cockroaches. They are closely related to the Suriname cockroach, Pycnoscelus surinamensis.
Sincerely,
JV
The one aspect that people try to remove from naturalism, and that is to me the most important, is prayer. Without Prayer I would not have managed to do half the things that I have done successfully.
A small colony of Oxyhaloa dubia, two Tivia sp., an unidentified species of Cockroach, 8 tadpoles, 3 dogs, 4 cats, a budgie, and some other random animals.