As far as I know, cockroaches are quite nutritious. It isn't strange to eat their cousins (beetles) in American or Asian countries. Hell, the Madagascar cockroach is huge and should be full of protein.
Anyway, thanks to whoever translated it, it was a good read!
Of all the insects used as feeder insects at least, they are the most nutritious and have the most protein. They are mana from heaven from any reptile, amphibian, or predatory invert keeper's standpoint. They have a decently long lifespan (months instead of weeks), and they don't stink to high heaven like crickets do. The most popular species cannot even climb sheer surfaces, let alone fly, so containment is also easier than with hopping crickets. Also, they won't bite you or your pets. A definite improvement over crickets, which can have surprisingly nasty chompers.
Which reminds me that Bedivere's been traveling for a long ass time to say the least. If anybody is going to look at a bug and think "lunch", it's him.
OMFGWTF IT'S FLYING IT'S FLYIIINGGGG!!You can't make such a ruckus in the dining hall in the dead of the night!What have you all been doing!?Sir Bedivere... You truly are the strongest knight of the Round Table...I heard that this bug has a high nutritional value, but I wonder if it's really true.MunielGYAHAHAHA!*SQUISH*tschWhat are you talking about!?fu fu...Damn, what a party pooper~THE END*SMACK*tristan