Where to fin Dubias?

[poison]

See I don't like most hissers. I will be getting a lesser known subspecies of P. nivea. I will also be doing some other species. But I am not just limited to roaches of course. Too many insects to love.

I think the gyna lurida are among one of the most beautiful creatures in the world the head marking on it blow my mind.

 

[Andee]

If you are talking about the yellow morph found in the Costa Rican subspecies then yes. The Cost Rican P.nivea is considered a different subspecies because of the size and color of it (it has both a green and yellow type).

Gyna species are pretty, but I am more interested in getting centurion roaches down the road

 

[poison]

If you are talking about the yellow morph found in the Costa Rican subspecies then yes. The Cost Rican P.nivea is considered a different subspecies because of the size and color of it (it has both a green and yellow type).

Gyna species are pretty, but I am more interested in getting centurion roaches down the road

Ah ok. I can't find the sp name. Have the been classified as a subspecies yet?

 

[Andee]

i don't think so... It's kind of like the "Giant" supposed subspecies thing that the P. nivea get. Idk if they have made the Giant P. nivea a subspecies yet, I think it's still just a different.. type or physical form of the P.Nivea... though they definitely seem different enough that they should. They are on Roach Crossings website and definitely look different than either the Giants or regular ones, this is how he labels them:
Panchlora sp. “Costa Rica”

 

[poison]

Yeah that's where I first saw them. Roachcrossing is a great place to buy insects from.

 

[Andee]

It is, at the moment Kyle is swamped with emails because of the move so I am just waiting for him to contact me back ^^

 

[EveryGreen]

well cooper is like competitive eater, anything in between my fingers and moving he will eat. im sure hes cool with anything