Roaches and celery

I have Blaptica dubia, (orange spotted roaches)

I know roaches can eat just about anything...........does anybody know if celery is a good idea! i have plenty left over from some platters and would like to feed it to them....

i feed my crested gecko, and my pacman from with my roaches.................

thanks in advance Tyree*

Celery is great for adding moisture to their diet, but alone, I doubt it's very nutritional balanced. :)

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Originally Posted by Michelle.C

Celery is great for adding moisture to their diet, but alone, I doubt it's very nutritional balanced. :)

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thanks :gj:

I agree with celery good for moisture, but celery has no other nutrients!

I used to use it a lot for moisture for my meal worm colony. Split it in half first to expose the juicy insides.

wow! what an old thread.........i miss my roaches.....i sold them all off :( :tears::tears:

Haha, I didn't even notice the age of this thread. So, why'd you sell your roaches? Didn't like them or didn't need them?

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Originally Posted by MarkS

Haha, I didn't even notice the age of this thread. So, why'd you sell your roaches? Didn't like them or didn't need them?

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Like them?...........I loved them! i was just moving and needer some space so i sold the bearded dragons...... and my pacman frog likes nightcrawlers better......I really miss those guys though, weird as it sounds!

Yeah, I've been looking at them and researching them and toying with the idea of starting a colony for a long time now. They sound like a pretty ideal food bug, but I'm still kind of leary about the whole 'roach' thing.... If they called them flightless tropical beetles I'd probably have them by now.... But that 'cockroach' name still has me a little spooked.

Mark

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Originally Posted by MarkS

Yeah, I've been looking at them and researching them and toying with the idea of starting a colony for a long time now. They sound like a pretty ideal food bug, but I'm still kind of leary about the whole 'roach' thing.... If they called them flightless tropical beetles I'd probably have them by now.... But that 'cockroach' name still has me a little spooked.

Mark

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The orange spotted roaches ( Blaptica dubia) are great just great just for that reason. They don't look like your typical nasty infest a house roach! :D Very easy to care for.....give them a little heat...clean once a month....feed'em....and trust me they WILL produce! fat and juicy and whatever your feeding will enjoy! Oh yea, and they can't climb smooth surfaces...which is a plus!