Blaptica dubia (a.k.a. Guyana orange-spotted cockroach)

B. dubia is found throughout Central and South America including French Guyana. This species ranges in size from 42-50mm. B. dubia is a very popular feeder roach in Europe and has been increasingly popular in the U.S. This is my favorite roach by far. Very good breeders, long-lived, calm, and very little odor make this an excellent roach. If you’re looking for a feeder, look no further. Another thing I really like about this species is while mature males get full wings, females only have little stubs making them one of the easiest roaches to sex. Also, this roach is very mellow compared to the blaberus species. Often during cleaning nymphs will play dead and this species is very easy to handle. These roaches usually reach adulthood in 3-5 months and then will live another 12-24months. Males of this species have wings, but this is a non-climbingflying species.

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