Blaptica dubia w/ a banana

[methodsjuv]

crickets, superworms, wax worms and dubia roaches for sale... pls contact 09161883149

[SaintDL]

do they fly? i have a phobia for roaches but if they dont fly i should be able to pick them with a pincers of tongs

[monsterSniffdog]

@SaintDL They do not fly, males can flutter when dropped but no flying!

[miaufun]

@SaintDL though the american ones are known to fly at short distances

[FullM3talGamer]

Could you image if you knocked them the box within the kitchen?

[DJspin88988]

I would set those fucking things on fire

[SimoonSam]

@DJspin88988 Why?

[DJspin88988]

@SimoonSam those things are freakin' weird dude but sorry if I made you mad though

[ClearlyAsian]

Do they stink up the house or something?

[BobReefer]

@ClearlyAsian nope not like crickets do.

[nostromo38]

Reminds me of the local soup kitchen during Thanksgiving.

[zolo1243]

Cute. My pet hissers are this way with lettuce :D

[Killerspider762]

lol, you musta starved them for a couple days before this vid? Thats my comment down there from nine months ago. I now have far more roaches than what I need LOL

[tjd1985]

How long before you got over the fact they are ROACHES. lol I still can't touch mine after a week. I started with 40 adults, 100 nymphs. How long you think before I should start feeding my beardies? 3-4 months?

[ihagtafuith]

Mine don't go crazy like that with a banana.

[biologyfuckyeah]

yeah mine don't really like banana either, they go crazy for salad

[Killerspider762]

MAn you have a million adults!

 I justt startded a dubia roach colony. I have a vid of it so if you could check it out and leave a comment of advice it would be appreciated.

[thatsamedude]

does the Blaptica dubia need heat or room temperature ???

[Ojinas]

~30C and you got a non stop breeding center, its fine with room temperature but if you want to hurry the breeding just give them decent of place, ~30C and plenty of food.

[Killerspider762]

95 degrees farenheight is ideal

[evrae205]

they do best in the 90-95 degree range.

[CantStopWontStop818]

What is the point of colonizing roaches?

I'm seriously asking, I have no clue

[TheRoachKeeper]

Most people that keep dubia roaches are using them as food for some kind of reptile. I have bearded dragons, water dragons and frogs that love them.

[Ojinas]

for me, its food to my Gecko, just bought a colonize and going to breed them, thats my point, some other ppl might have the same reason, and others just want to look at them.

[evrae205]

yup they are the best feeders hands down for pet reptiles and amphibians. they are cleaner than crickets, live longer than most feeders and make no noise.

Roaches are actually 1000cleaner than people give them credit for.

[reptilefan9000]

yep babys even clean the adults poopy

[warlock1ful]

@CantStopWontStop818 mabe to not have to waste money buying food

[Atomicskull]

@CantStopWontStop818 Roach themed supervillain?

[avenger7557]

whats the best means of establishing a colony like that?? i had eleven to start off and they finally just breed and i have about 50 lil babies running around... any tips for success??

[TheRoachKeeper]

Tips for success... probably the biggest would be patience. I started my colony with 100 and waited about 6 months before I started really feeding heavily out of it. Other than that, keep them warm, watered and fed, and they should do just fine.

Good luck,

-Mike-

[Weird2Strange]

@TheRoachKeeper

This is good to know cause I recently got about 100 (mixed). I was wondering when they start getting things happening =P

[tony77tony77]

i have some Blaptica dubia if anyone wants to buy some. let me know.

[RustmanSPB]

i want, send it me to the Sainr-Petersburg, Russia.

[Ftbllplayer158]

do you still got any dubia

[grumpysoreolbastard]

lot o males

[ihatepanda]

next time peel the banana lol

[BigDiesel85]

I would like to start my own colony but i have no idea how to get some of them, Ive never seen them in the pet stores before, Can u order some live online?

[mangodude777]

yes

[AvengerFin]

These little guys are just great..

[dangriga5]

nice.

[maiyone]

DO THEY BITE?

[TheRoachKeeper]

No, they don't bite. But if you squeeze them just right you might get a sharp poke from the spines that cover their legs.

[stevemagno]

very very nice*_*

[jeffreythemonko]

yum yum cum

[reptilewranglers]

wooo