Here are some pictures of the oothecae:
I really love this species, and I can't wait to see some hatchlings in the enclosure! :)
My Cariblatta minima have been doing really well, and I got tons of offspring from my original adults, which are starting to mature now. However I have not really been able to get any pictures of them since they all love hanging out on the lid, which is a shame. I was able to get a couple of of half decent pictures of the nymphs through the feeding hole in their cage, no such luck with the adults however.
Here are the pictures of the nymphs:
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| And here is their enclosure |
Another one of my Balta notulata nymphs has matured, and my other adult has darkened in color a little bit, so I took some more pictures of them, which I'll share here:
I really like this species, I find the ornate markings on the adults very attractive!
My Parcoblatta divisa nymphs are growing at quite staggered rates, some are still very small, and others have matured already! I have at least one mature pair of adults, and I took this opportunity to take some pictures of an adult male, turns out I never photographed my original male when he matured!
Anyway, here are some pictures of my sexed pair:
As you can see, the male is quite the attractive creature! Looks like this species is rather easy to keep and breed. :)
My Parcoblatta uhleriana are growing at a much more even rate, most of them are getting pretty close to maturity, in fact I found an adult male in the enclosure the other day!
Here are some pictures of the nymphs:
Even after seeing Parcoblatta zebra in person, this species remains my favorite, I love the red bands on the posterior of the nymphs, and their "hunched" appearance.
I put my Venus flytrap into hibernation a couple of weeks ago, before doing so I took some pictures of it. It grew really well this year and produced some really big traps, along with a lot of really tiny ones too. Hopefully it'll grow great next year too!
Anyway, here are those pictures:
Well that's gonna do it for today, I hope you guys enjoyed this post, and I'll see you all next time! :)
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