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Cockroaches

Cockroaches have a reputation problem

Cockroaches have an image problem—but let’s be honest, who doesn’t have an image problem these days? We all have our quirks, and cockroaches are no exception. They’re considered pests and disease carriers, but seriously—who hasn’t found themselves on the train in a much-too-crowded car with someone coughing and sniffling?
Most of our species come from subtropical and tropical regions and do not reproduce in our homes. They dry out very quickly and therefore pose no danger. Furthermore, no diseases are transmitted by the offspring, so there is no need to worry about your health.

Why do people keep cockroaches as pets?

The variety of species is almost endless, and cockroaches come in all sorts of shapes and colors—some even resemble beautiful beetles. Who needs a boring goldfish bowl when you have these?
But that’s not all. Cockroaches exhibit behavior so complex and fascinating that even a Netflix marathon pales in comparison. From elaborate courtship dances to raising their young—there’s always something going on in a cockroach terrarium. You can watch them for hours and wonder how such a tiny creature manages to create so much action.
And the best part is: cockroaches are also easy to care for!

What are the care requirements for cockroaches?

A tall enclosure filled with forest humus, white-rotted wood, and feed leaves is usually sufficient. They’re easy to care for and only need a little moisture twice a week to create a tropical climate. We offer various species in the cockroach category, and each has its own unique characteristics—it’s like Tinder, but for terrarium enthusiasts.

And here’s another little secret: Our cockroaches are captive-bred, not wild-caught. So, if you’ve always wanted a cockroach but your conscience got in the way because of animal welfare concerns—we’ve heard you. Breed-raised cockroaches are already accustomed to life in captivity and don’t need time to adjust. That saves stress and hassle—for both the cockroaches and the owner.