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Sapphire Cockroach Nymph (Eucorydia yasumatsui) - Group of 10

Eucorydia yasumatsui is a beautifully delicate forest cockroach from Japan’s subtropical Ryūkyū Islands. With its deep metallic blues and soft orange highlights, it has a refined, jewel‑like look that instantly stands out in any collection. This is a small, quick species that spends its time exploring leaf litter and bark, making it a lovely choice for keepers who enjoy watching natural, active behaviour.

 

Despite its striking colours, E. yasumatsui is a gentle, non‑pest species that thrives in warm, humid enclosures with plenty of leaf litter and decaying wood. It’s a great fit for anyone who appreciates subtle beauty and wants something a little different from the brighter, more common flower roach types. Its compact size and elegant movement make it a charming display species for both new and experienced keepers.

 

If your looking to add a unique, island‑origin species to your setup, Eucorydia yasumatsui offers a perfect blend of colour, rarity, and easy day‑to‑day care—an understated gem from one of Japan’s most biodiverse regions.

Sapphire Cockroach Nymph (Eucorydia yasumatsui) - Group of 10

£50.00Price
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Only 2 left in stock
  • Specifications

    Size: Small Nymph - Group of 10        
    Status: Captive Bred
    Range: Japan

  • Care information

    Temperature 22-26 C
    Humidity 75-90%
    Diet

    Bee Pollen, fish flakes, soft fruit

    Leaf litter

    Enclosure 30x20x20 cm min for a group of 10-20 individuals

     

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