Asa ca nu vad de ce acest post trebuie sters...
Pentru ca forumul este in esenta de acvaristica si pentru ca exista o galerie unde pot fi depuse imaginile. Postul in esenta nu are continut (cu exceptia comentariilor noastre) ci doar imagini. Din respect fata de tot ceea ce este viu datele problemei se schimba atunci cand exista o prezentare (chiar si narativa) a oricarei specii aflate in posesia vreunui membru al forumului. Macar denumirea stiintifica sau comuna, un areal s.a.m.d. Despre titlul topicului care putea fi si el mai bine ales nu comentez nimic...Credeam ca am fost bine inteles

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Il astept dara pe merlin cu cele necesare/cerute pentru a putea inchide aici discutia
Later edit: Acu' ca aveam denumirea :Madagascar Hissing Cockroach in final am gasit si o pagina in engleza (majoritatea sunt in germana, spaniola
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http://www.oregonzoo.org/Cards/Insects/mad.cockroach.htm
scientific name
gromphadorrhina portentosa
size/weight/height
Length: 2 - 3.5"
adaptations/coloration
Color: mostly shiny brown; black head, prothorax and legs
Antennae: One pair
Body: larger flat oval; flatness enables it to slip into narrow spaces
Prothorax: males - 2 large bumps on prothorax; females - none
Sensory Appendages (cerci): 2 sensory; on end of abdomen
behavior
Home: outdoors; rotting logs and leaf litter; DOES NOT LIVE IN HOUSES
Colony: large
Defense: hiss when threatened
Food: scavengers; play an important role in nutrient cycle; eaten by birds and other predators - important link in the food chain
reproduction/lifespan
Lifespan: up to 18 months
diet
herbivore
Wild: fallen fruit, leaf litter
Zoo: fruit
habitat/range
forest floor - Madagascar
other
not considered pests
FAQ
Do they carry diseases?
No. Since they live away from people, they don't pick up diseases that cockroaches usually get from people.
Are they pests?
No. They are only found on Madagascar and live in large groups in decaying wood on the forest floor. They wouldn't come inside houses even if they had the chance. Less than 1% of all cockroach species are household pests. Most are beneficial.
How do they hiss?
They have small holes (spiracles) for breathing along their backs. If they force air out quickly, it makes a hissing sound similar to that of snakes. They hiss when they feel threatened as a defense against predators.
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Cam asa cred ca se cadea facut, dar in romana 
Case closed!