Dubia Roaches (Fed Organic Carrots & Banana)
🥕 Gut-loaded with organic vegetables
💪 High-protein feeders for strong, healthy reptiles
⭐️ Bonus roaches in every order
❤️ Humanely raised in Texas
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Why Organic Fed Feeders?
No Fillers
Geckopia feed only the best, such as organic fruits and vegetables.
This ensures that the roaches are healthy and provide maximum nutritional value to your reptiles, without any unwanted or unhealthy additives.
Dubias act like little nutritional "carriers" — what they eat becomes what your reptile eats.
Which means less risk of those toxins passing to your reptile.
Think of it like this: would you rather your pet eat a fresh salad or fast food? Same idea.
Live Guarantee
When you choose the USPS Hub Pickup option, you automatically get a live arrival guarantee.
This means if your feeders arrive dead, you'll be covered for a second shipment at no additional cost.
FAQ
Are dubia roaches a good food source for my reptile?
Dubia roaches are a great food source for many reptiles. They are high in protein and calcium, and are easily digestible for most reptiles.
How do I store dubia roaches?
Dubia roaches should be stored in a well-ventilated container with egg crates or cardboard for them to climb on. They require a warm and dry environment, so keep them in a room with a temperature between 75-95°F and a humidity level of 20-60%.
How many dubia roaches should I feed my reptile?
The number of dubia roaches to feed your reptile depends on its size and appetite. As a general rule -
Leopard Gecko & Crested Gecko:
- Baby: 2-3 small size per meal, everyday
- Juveniles: 3-4 small to medium size, every other day.
- Adults: 2-3 medium or Large size, 2 - 3 times a week.
For better understanding, the amount up to their headsize will be perfect!
Bearded Dragon:
- Baby (under 10 inches long): 8-12 small dubia roaches per meal, 2-3 meals a day
- Juveniles (10 to 16 inches long): 8-12 mediums dubia roaches per meal, 2-3 meals a day
- Adults (over 16 inches long): 6-10 medium / large dubia roaches per meal, 2-3 meals a day
- Adults (over 20 inches long): 5-8 large / adult dubia roaches per meal, 1-2 meals a day
How do I gut-load dubia roaches?
Gut-loading is the process of feeding the dubia roaches a nutritious diet before feeding them to your reptile. Offer them fruits, vegetables, and commercial gut-loading products for 24-48 hours before feeding them to your reptile.
Can dubia roaches escape from their enclosure?
Dubia roaches can't climb glass or plastic surfaces. So it will be fairly easy to keep their enclosure secure with a tight-fitting lid or screen top.
Premium Dubia Roaches for Healthy Reptiles
Dubia roaches are a high-protein, easy-to-digest feeder that keeps your reptile healthy and thriving. A simple, nutritious choice for your pet.
Customer Reviews
All roaches alive, my Leo loves them.
I ordered a 20 medium pack and all of them arrived before the estimated delivery date and all were alive. I signed up for the subscription service for every two weeks as well. It saved time going to pet stores where some of the roaches you can buy are already dead, and they only offer an eight count.
My Diva loves them!
I recently located Geckopia and started up the every 2 weeks delivery of food for our Bearded Dragon. The Roaches that came (100 count) were in perfect condition. As for the hornworms though....we started laughing at how new-born looking they were compared to what our baby typically eats. I will have to wait awhile and let them grow so they are reasonable treats (or like we call them..."CUPCAKES"). I still recommend this business to anyone. The packaging that came with the roaches and worms was in excellent shape with no damage. I have included a photo of what everything (but the roaches) looked like when they arrived.
They all came alive. My leopard geckos prefer to eat these than crickets.
