Eucorydia yasumatsui

Origin: Taiwan Size: Approximately 15–25 mm in length Difficulty (Keeping): Beginner to Intermediate; hardy species under stable warm conditions Breeding Difficulty: Intermediate; breeds steadily with warmth, humidity, and sufficient hiding areas Temperature: Keep within 22–28°C Humidity: Moderate to high humidity is preferred while maintaining airflow and dry resting areas Ventilation: Moderate to strong ventilation is recommended Diet: Feed leaf litter, decaying wood, fruits, vegetables, fish food, and protein-rich dry foods Habitat Setup: Use a tropical enclosure with leaf litter, cork bark, decomposing wood, and multiple hiding areas. Maintain a moisture gradient with both humid and drier zones Additional Notes: Eucorydia yasumatsui is a small but highly sought-after cockroach species recognized for its metallic blue-black coloration with contrasting orange markings. Adults are active and visually attractive, making them popular display invertebrates for tropical setups