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<blockquote data-quote="kormath" data-source="post: 81538" data-attributes="member: 4199"><p>[USER=4072]@Kymura[/USER] You need the Little Kenyan roaches for that tiny T. they go from 2mm to 1/2" adult max size. They're non-climbing and non-invasive. They're a tropical species like the dubia, and my little group hasn't started breeding yet, at least that i can tell, at room temps. I don't have a magnyfing glass to see if there's any eggs or whatever around from them. They're also a soft roach like the lateralis so the Ts get max nutrition from them like a cricket.</p><p></p><p>I'm ordering a bunch of pinhead lateralis tomorrow. All my Kenyans are max size now and my little tiny L. itabunae needs some food small enough for her to eat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kormath, post: 81538, member: 4199"] [USER=4072]@Kymura[/USER] You need the Little Kenyan roaches for that tiny T. they go from 2mm to 1/2" adult max size. They're non-climbing and non-invasive. They're a tropical species like the dubia, and my little group hasn't started breeding yet, at least that i can tell, at room temps. I don't have a magnyfing glass to see if there's any eggs or whatever around from them. They're also a soft roach like the lateralis so the Ts get max nutrition from them like a cricket. I'm ordering a bunch of pinhead lateralis tomorrow. All my Kenyans are max size now and my little tiny L. itabunae needs some food small enough for her to eat. [/QUOTE]
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