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Anyone here had any success breeding these/keeping them alive? I believe they are Mann's ant crickets. I captured maybe 8 adults and 6 or so nymphs. I'd wanted some for maybe a decade and I just turned over some cardboard in my yard and found some under there with some ants. Post setups or other kleptoparasites.
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cool dudes, they look so much like roaches
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>>5164018
there's actually some cockroaches that inhabit this exact same niche. ant cockroaches. they look very similar even. I think one species of these is in the cockroach hobby in the USA, from texas. pic related
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