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Red runner roaches (Turkestan roaches) Approx 100 Small

Red runner roaches (Turkestan roaches) Approx 100 Small

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Turkestan cockroaches, also known as red runner roaches, are a popular food option for many inverts and reptiles. These cockroaches are native to the deserts and grasslands of central Asia and are widely used as a feeder insect for many different types of pets.


Turkestan cockroaches have a distinct reddish-brown coloration and are larger than most other cockroach species, making them a great source of nutrition for your pets. They are also fast and agile, making them an ideal prey item for tarantulas to catch and eat.


Unlike other types of cockroaches, Turkestan cockroaches are not known to carry diseases or parasites, making them a safe option for feeding your pets. They are also easy to care for, requiring only a warm, dry environment and a steady supply of food and water.


Overall, Turkestan cockroaches are a great choice for feeding due to their nutritional value, ease of care, and general safety. If you are looking for a feeder insect to provide your tarantula with a balanced and healthy diet, Turkestan cockroaches are definitely worth considering.

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