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Hi Theresa, mightydubiafeeders.com. 🙂

Hi 👋 we ship all our feeder dubia roaches in ventilated cups ( size of cup depending on size and quantity of dubia ordered). They can easily live in thar cup near your beardie's heater lamps. We keep ours in a shoe sized container with a few cut up egg crate pieces. They still need to be kept room temperature & warm to thrive. Usually being near the beardie enclosure is a good option just not over 90°.

Hi. Please email Gio from our website. Thanks

@@moonrockpygmies hi 👋 we are sorry you are frustrated 😞 its hard with that climate for dubia honesty as they are a tropical species that do like it hot but not over 100° and need humidity to molt & stay healthy. It can't hurt to try and may be possible if you were to change your mind on keeping them in a closet or a room indoors where you can control their bin Temps/humidity better than in the outdoors. Maybe research red runners and see if they would be a better fit for your climate outdoors. We don't breed those. Good luck.

Glow Spot Roaches. We sell them if you are looking for pets

@@mightydubiafeeders🥹 they’re adorable

They are really fun to watch! They all are super unique in different ways.

@@BeckyWilson1970 ooo the Emeralds are so so cute! Well hopefully we will have some babies to offer in the future 😅

Hello. You can if you decide to keep a small colony and try to prevent it from exploding. But it can be challenging to keep a colony small. You would need to be diligent in feeding off extra males and stay on top of them. If they become too much in size, you can find a local reptile rescue to donate to.

Thanks for watching! Congratulations on getting your newest pet 👏 🙌 ❤ they are fun to watch web & molt too! Fun creatures!

@mightydubiafeeders thanks I really appreciate it. I hope I'll enjoy my baby for years to come

This is an Emerald Roach

Cool little guys tho

We hand count up to a few hundred then we weigh them if over 500 counts.

They are cute

Usually should leave alone for 6 plus months. No reason to separate them

@@coolmanbob2096 thank you and I'm sorry the video is not your thing😅 we breed insects to feed people's reptiles and pets so thats the reason for the scary bugs 🤣

Ok

Thats awesome

@mightydubiafeeders Thank you 😊 iam so Happy 😊 Great Christmas 🎄 Gift 🎁 for My Reptiles.. Definitely..

Those temperatures are too low if you plan on breeding them. They can survive definitely, but they will not be as active to breed. Need Temps between 80- 90 to breed properly. Good luck

Don't worry those ain't where I got cockroaches does a hissing ones bigger bigger and they're quite friendly did not their cousins and they're good for your ecosystem they eat a lot of pests I thought they were going to go cockroaches no

Awesome

@@353Studios it is better to contact us via our website directly as we have a direct email there. We will respond more quickly that way as we are not on our social media accounts daily. I happen to be on here today😀

Wow! Thank you Wallace! So glad you found the video helpful advice and we do have a dubia playlist should you need more information on breeding in the days ahead! We will be contacting you through email once you purchase. Thank you, Gio & Michelle

Thank you Becky 😊 glad you found it helpful! Good luck on your colony and we will be sorting this weekend and getting the site stocked up very soon! You can always click the back in stock button to get notifications 😀

The females have ootheca ( egg sac) and they push it out of their bodies occasionally. Feel free to watch our educational videos on breeding Dubia roaches

We have a business and sell feeders like dubia roaches. We sell many dubia and have thousands of breeders. Feel free to watch out dubia playlist for educational videos

@@earlj5156 hi 👋 well small dubia do take several months to grow and they go through several instars ( molts) and they only grow so much after each molt. We have several videos under our dubia playlist where you get more information on caring for dubia in general. Make sure to feed a good roach chow, fruits, and veggies several times a week. Babies love carrots and apples. Good luck

They are cute