Green banana roaches!!!
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SSimsswiSS
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Any green insect will catch your chams eye.
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Texas Panther Man
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Do the banana roaches try to hide and find dark spots in the cage like dubia will. I had to stop free range feeding the dubias because they hide beneath planters and such. I'd like to try the banana roaches.
hondataeg6
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These things are cool looking with their green color. I've read that people actually keep them as pets 'cause of their cool color...
Ricardo
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Wow, I just looked them up online - they are so expensive!Mine won't be getting any until they are a bit cheaper!
Actually here you can get 4 adults for about 1 USD
just havent found anything about keeping and breeding them. Any experiences???? everything would be useful! Thans in advanceEDIT: found... it is sad, that they can easily climb up on everything, fly well... so keep them in closed bins!!!
Miss Lily
Chameleon Enthusiast
Here's a link to the site I found them on http://www.rickslivefood.co.uk/vmchk/Green-Banana-Roach/Green-Banana-Roaches-x-50-Adults/flypage.tpl.html
radstusky
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I bought some of these at a previous NE expo, which was in back in April. I think these are a bit small for an adult panther or veiled, but would be great for smaller chams. Also I should note that I more recently, I think it was in late August or so, found an adult one of these on a wall in my kitchen! So be warned to keep them contained! I do not think I have a rampant colony or anything, since I've only seen the one, but I am still keeping my eyes open for them. I'll stick to my dubia thanks.
So be warned to keep them contained! I do not think I have a rampant colony or anything, since I've only seen the one, but I am still keeping my eyes open for them. I'll stick to my dubia thanks.
petkel
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Here is a link and a great price too
http://reptileclassifieds.co.uk/gre...nchlora-nivea-for-sale-dundee-city__27437.asp cant get any cheaper!!
chdwckvnstrsslhm
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Planchora nivea
here's the (English) wikipedia page... hope it helps. And I'm not sure if they climb glass, but the males can fly.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panchlora_nivea
Miss Lily
Chameleon Enthusiast
Here is a link and a great price too
Cheers for the link Kelly! I'll check it out. Does anyone have any idea of their nutritional value? Should they be fed as treats only, or as part of a varied diet?
AsiaKauffman
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Wow, I just looked them up online - they are so expensive!
Where did you find them to buy for the chameleons,..I would like to get some for my chameleons to try!
petkel
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Miss Lily and i are from England so maybe some one that comes from your country could direct you
..Petkel..
