Dubia Roaches Adult Females for Reptile Feeding, Live Feeder Insects Available in Counts of 10, 25, 50, or 100

Keep live food ready for your reptile with newly emerged adult female Dubia roaches, available in four counts to match different feeding routines.

Dubia roaches combine a strong nutrition profile with the hardiness needed for ongoing feeder care. They cannot fly or jump and cannot climb smooth surfaces, making secure containment more manageable for pet parents.

These feeders produce minimal odor and are raised on a varied diet that includes bananas, carrots, apples, and grains without animal protein. Some females may begin producing shortly after arrival, and live arrival is guaranteed.

Key Features

• Their stated nutrition profile makes these live insects a practical choice for adding Dubia roaches to a reptile's feeding routine.
• Almost all reptiles are said to love them, offering broad appeal when feeding insect-eating reptiles.
• They cannot fly or jump, reducing common escape routes during feeding and routine feeder care.
• Their inability to climb smooth surfaces supports more manageable containment when they are kept in a suitable smooth-sided enclosure.
• Minimal odor makes a maintained feeder supply less intrusive in the pet parent's home.
• Hardiness supports keeping feeders available between meals, while newly emerged females may begin producing shortly after receipt.

Specifications

• Life stage and sex: Newly emerged adult females
• Available count options: 10, 25, 50, or 100
• Diet includes bananas, carrots, apples, grains, and other foods
• Diet limitation: No animal protein is fed
• Mobility: Cannot fly or jump
• Climbing limitation: Cannot climb smooth surfaces
• Stated characteristics: Minimal odor and hardy
• Live-arrival guarantee included
• Shipping restriction: No shipping to Florida, Hawaii, or Alaska

Choose the count that suits your reptile's feeding schedule, from 10 for a smaller supply to 100 for a larger routine. Live arrival is guaranteed, but orders cannot be shipped to Florida, Hawaii, or Alaska.