Where do you keep [b]your[/b] colonies?

[adtoes]

Right now because i live in canada and my basement is cool i've gotta keep my dubia colony in my room eeeek :shock: which kinda freaks me out but i'm gonna put the head padd on high and put them out in the basement see what kinda temps i get there!

So where do you keep your colonies?

 

[Alex52686]

under my bed

 

[adtoes]

lol really!
don't you worry about them getting out and ending up in your bed; i know i am lol!

 

[Alex52686]

I was a little but it's not a realistic fear. nothing on my bed is touching the ground that they could possibly climb up and not to mention that it's nearly impossible for them to get out of the Rubbermaid container. It took a night or two to forget about it :?

 

[adtoes]

oh okies i'm using their tub as a foot rest under my computer desk lol

 

[LQDragons]

mine sit on top of my dragon's enclosure's

 

[gregorydragon]

Unfortunately, mine are in the garage with a space heater raising my electric bill.

 

[h0ndap0w3r]

2 cricket tubs in the bathroom. . . i have a small room with a bathroom attached. Roaches are under 1 tank, super worm heater/incubator is under the other.

 

[Ryan Maguire]

I keep mine in the spare bedroom. :lol:

 

[citrusdragon]

Upstairs bathroom, close to the washroom for temp and humidity

Theroachguy rules :headbang:

Merry Christmas

Jeff

 

[fresnowitte]

I have one colony on the built in back porch and the other is in my kitchen :shock: with half of the beardies.

 

[clear]

spare bedroom with heating cable under it to keep them warm, space heaters use way to much energy!

 

[TheDragonKeepers]

I've got a colony of lobster roaches that live in the shed. They're in a vaselined coolbox with the lid resting on top (so that airflow is still viable) and a large heatmat down the side. It seems to be working, because they're still alive, even at minus temps. Because it's so cold, I'm getting shop-bought insects until it warms up and the roaches start breeding again.

 

[Ihaggerty1313]

It's a quaint little place the kids like to call.... The Roach Room. It sounds like a mid-summer shower when you go into the room about an hour after lights go off. Let's just say if your not ready for it, it can make you feel a little uncomfortable.
-Ian

 

[TheDragonKeepers]

Ah, the susserating sound of shiffling feet. SHHHHHHHHHH! Isn't it gross!