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Roachie Roaches is an Invert Channel where you can learn about and experience many different species of Blattodea; from eating, mating and defense behaviors... to the vast personalities, sizes and colors. Whether you're interested in them as feeders, or enjoy raising them as pets!

Photos and descriptions only offer you so much. Here, you'll see exactly what to expect from a roach species before buying. Whether you're new to keeping Cockroaches or a long time enthusiast, this is the Channel for you!

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Eurycotis decipiens

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Eurycotis decipiens (Zebra Roach) -

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Deropeltis paulinoi

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Deropeltis paulinoi (Ornate Velvet Roach) -

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Blaptica dubia

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Blaptica dubia (Orange Spotted Roach) -

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Gromphadorhina portentosa

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Gromphadorhina portentosa (Madagascan Hissing Cockroach) -

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Archimandrita tesselata

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Archimandrita tesselata (Peppered Roach) - One of my absolute favorite species! Adults get massive in size and have great demeanors! Males and females both get wings, but neither can fly. They can't climb smooth surfaces and are virtually odorless. They like to burrow, so a deep substrate is necessary. If you're looking for a pet roach, I highly recommend this species. These guys are eating machines!

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Archiblatta hoeveni

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Archiblatta hoeveni (Malayan Roach) - This is a pretty rare species in the hobby. Adults are massive in size, yet very gentle and fairly calm/slow moving. They emit almost no odor at all until they get defensive, which I display in the video (sacrificing my hand). They spray a VERY potent chemical (stronger than any other roach I've encountered) that is extremely difficult to wash off. After many hours and many attempts, I've found that Eucalyptus oil is the best solution. They don't burrow or fly, but can climb smooth surfaces.

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