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Live Dubia Roaches, High-Protein Low-Fat Feeder Insects for Reptiles and Other Insect-Eating Pets

Small (1/4"-3/8") / 100
$37.39
Sale price  $37.39 Regular price  $37.39
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Live Dubia Roaches, High-Protein Low-Fat Feeder Insects for Reptiles and Other Insect-Eating Pets

$37.39
Sale price  $37.39 Regular price  $37.39
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Live Dubia roaches provide a palatable feeder insect for reptiles and a variety of other insect-eating animals. Their nutritional profile contains approximately 20–25% protein and 5–8% fat, plus calcium and other vitamins.

These live feeders are easy to digest, while their hard exoskeleton provides a natural source of fiber. They are quieter than crickets, do not produce a foul odor, and have a longer lifespan than other feeder insects, making it easier to maintain a stable supply.

Key Features

  • Protein content of approximately 20–25% supports a nutritious feeding routine.
  • Low fat content of 5–8% offers an alternative to higher-fat feeder insects.
  • Suitable for reptiles, birds, hedgehogs, sugar gliders, tarantulas, and other arachnids.
  • May also suit aquatic animals when consistent with their specific dietary requirements.
  • Can be gut-loaded using fresh fruits, vegetables, and specialized feeds before feeding.
  • Three size ranges and multiple count selections accommodate different feeding needs.

Specifications

  • Product form: Live feeder insects
  • Small size: 1/4–3/8 inch; counts of 100, 200, 500, or 1,000
  • Medium size: 1/2–5/8 inch; counts of 100, 200, or 1,000
  • Large size: 3/4 inch; counts of 100, 200, or 1,000
  • Care temperature: 75°F to 90°F
  • Housing: Provide adequate ventilation and hydration
  • Maintenance: Feed a nutritious diet and maintain cleanliness
  • Feeding guidance: Introduce gradually, begin with small amounts, monitor eating habits, and adjust portions according to preference and activity level

Maintain the roaches in a clean, ventilated habitat and introduce them gradually as part of a diet appropriate for your animal’s specific feeding requirements.

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