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The next generation - Parcoblatta pennsylvanica
Copyright © 2011 Scott Nacko

The next generation - Parcoblatta pennsylvanica
Perry County, Pennsylvania, USA
OK I know I said the last image was the end, but I felt this one more is needed as a follow up. The project was started in April of 2010 with just one male and one female, and was terminated in August of 2011. This is the ending result. All individuals were released into the woods. Maybe someday in the future I can start over, but it became impossible to hold onto them any longer right now

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Contributed by Scott Nacko on 13 August, 2011 - 9:17pm

Sad that you had to get rid o
Sad that you had to get rid of them, i bet they made lots of noise at night!
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