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Posted by casadelgecko on November 04, 2002 at 18:12:11:

In Reply to: lobster roaches... posted by jmorris on November 04, 2002 at 12:17:18:

check out this site. the Lobster roach is supposed to be a soft bodied roach but i have never seen one.

:I have the opportunity to purchase a colony, and want to make sure they will work well for my beardy, and Uroplatus henkeli (henkels leaf tail gecko), and the leos I'll be getting soon before I commit.

:Are these roaches really as "soft bodied" as claimed? I have heard differing opinions as to how fast/agile they are: some say they are "the best acrobat of the roach world" others say "they are slow and easy prey for herps." Thoughts?

:Thanks,
:Jared

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