Livefood UK Live Feeder Cockroach Blaptica Dubia Large size range 24-35mm Roach (Tub of 20)

This provider of roaches has been my go-to for over a year just for feeding my Crested Gecko.I have recently decided to move my chameleon, scorpion and 2 tarantulas over to these dubias instead of Locusts and it's been a dream for me.Dubia Roaches are the perfect feeder for most insectivores since they are easy to gut-load and aren't very messy. They are easy to clean since their only mess is really from their poop which can be cleaned by tilting the pen, and then hoovering what falls, also they are practically odourless, especially when compared to the very smelly locusts.

The Roaches arrived before estimated delivery date, no dead roaches at all and a good ratio of males to females. The Roaches were boxed in 4 standard feeder boxes within a standard cardboard box. Very impressed and will purchase again when I need to top up my colony.

Healthy on arrival, well packaged and some even with fresh shed

Very quick delivery and no fatalities which is amazing in itself. Will definitely order these again, only one down side is that there was not 20 in the box. I counted a was 11, but beardie loves them and demolished them in seconds!

Items arrived very quickly and a good mixture of dubias. Male female juvvies. No dead ones and packaged well will Deffo buy again.

Great quality! Plus super fast shipping! Ordered yesterday and it came this morning! No fatalities in the roaches either. Thank you

Arrived very quickly, well packaged with plenty of food and 79 out of the 80 alive and well, good range of sizes and sexes, would definitely recommend and buy again

This came within a couple of days of ordering, despite amazon telling me it would take a week. Unfortunatly I don't seem to have as much good luck as other buyers. 6 of 80 came dead and the only living male adult (1 dead) but looks pretty battered, fingers crossed he makes it! Though I am fully aware I am paying for "large" roaches and not "adult" so I can't make any complaints about that, just hoping some younger ones are male too.My only real issue was the baby crickets/locusts that came with. In one container, a dead one, in 2 others, a live one in each. I managed to catch one but one I didn't notice and is now living with my roaches. I get roaches to avoid dealing with jumping and escaping insects, so unfortunatly now I can look forward to a baby cricket/locust making its way into my house when I go to feed the roaches or my beardie.