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Pictures My Hissing Roach Enclosure!!!!

Aubrey

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Omg! This is insane! I'm happy you are happy...... But I'm a bit :scared4:
 

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Is that coconut coir in their enclosure? :wideyed:
 

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I use it for growing crops for the birds. That's really cool! Never thought it could be used for this purpose. I love how light it is even when damp.
 

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Wow, hissers are awesome! The only roaches I have are dubias, and those are for my bearded dragon!
 

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Eeeeeeeeee! I could nvr! But applaud ppl who can :)
I'm a bug wimp. I see a bug and well depending on how big it is either grab a newspaper and roll it up or a sketchers tennis shoe OR a hardcover dictionary you know the one you need two hands to pick up and SMASH! hehe
 
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Thanks everyone!
They're doing pretty great (as far as I can tell)
@Peachfaced yes it is, it holds the moisture pretty well, and I think that's why it's used alot for insects
 

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@Aubrey :hehe: they are kinda cool. My husband couldn't deal with them so I know how you feel.
 

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The apple cube in the picture was gone on the morning so if they like apple!
 

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Oh my gosh what a cute face! :yes: Both male? I didn't know if they would get along, but they do seem to enjoy being near each other.
 

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Oh my gosh what a cute face! :yes: Both male? I didn't know if they would get along, but they do seem to enjoy being near each other.
They are both male. They had a fight one night, so I guess they've decided who's in charge lol
 

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IMG_20170719_194444.jpg last "remodel" with Coco fiber....bc of recurring mold, I'm switching to orchid bark, which should be here Friday or Saturday!
 

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View attachment 253791 last "remodel" with Coco fiber....bc of recurring mold, I'm switching to orchid bark, which should be here Friday or Saturday!
I used to have issues with mold in some of my species that required higher humidity so I stopped using coco fiber as much for them. Have you thought about doing a bioactive enclosure to combat that? Even just adding some isopods might help if it continues to be an issue.
 
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I used to have issues with mold in some of my species that required higher humidity so I stopped using coco fiber as much for them. Have you thought about doing a bioactive enclosure to combat that? Even just adding some isopods might help if it continues to be an issue.
Not really...the idea of adding a bunch of tiny little bugs is unsettling to me lol, I have no problem switching to orchid bark as long as it's good for them, and I'm told it is so hopefully that works
 
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