huge dubia roach colony great for bearded dragons ect

HUGE DUBIA ROACH COLONY GREAT FOR BEARDED DRAGONS ECT.

selling a huge dubia roach colony, colony comes with a red box and egg crates that they live in. Hasnt been cleaned or sorted in a while and I have no idea how may are in there but there is definatly a lot. Dubia roaches are much better than crickets as they have a longer lifespan, slower (they dont jump or fly) and are so much more nutritional for your reptile. Read More

2x bearded dragons and Dubai roach colony

I have 1 male and 1 female bearded dragon for sale. I have had them 2 years and believe they are about 7 years old. They come with a huge colony of dubai roaches that are worth over £100. I font have the time for them as me and my h7sband now both work full time. Read More

Dubia Roach Colony for Sale

Dubia roach colony of around roaches (approx - probably more), 2 x 65 litre boxes (if you want both), 3 x heatmats, egg cartons, thermometer and food bowls. Colony was set up in September with 200 roaches, we haven't counted them just estimated but we think a conservative estimate is around . Selling them as not needed for bearded dragon anymore. Collection only. Doncaster. Please contact with any questions. Read More

Dubia Roach Colony

Large Roach Colony - hundreds of all sizes. Large rub, egg cartons included. Save a fortune on pet shop prices. Easy to keep. Very nutricious. Great food for lizards and archnids. Can include a heat mat if needed. Read More

dubia roach colony

hundreds of dubia roaches that ive bred myself, I no longer have my dragons so roaches no longer needed. Theres hundreds of mixed sizes and their producing regularly. unlimited lizard/dragon/reptile food also have Mario worms waiting to breed Read more

Dubia Roach Colony

Established breeding colony (5+ years) for clean, easy feeding of Reptiles, Spiders etc. Housed in a ventilated container these roaches can not climb or fly and, unlike crickets and other livefoods, they do not smell or make a noise! I have fed on carrots and Weetabix but they eat most foodstuffs. This colony has fed our bearded dragons over recent years but sadly we have just lost our last one. Because of the size it's COLLECTION ONLY. Read more

Dubia roach breeding starter colony

Starter colony of Dubia roach, perfect way to start breeding your own colony of roaches as feeders for your reptiles or spiders. 15 adult females 15 adult males 50 large 100 mediums 200 small nymphs If weather is too cold I will hold until weather is warmer for posting. £28 inc first class postage or £ collected Read More

Dubia roach feeding/breeding colony

Hi I recently purchased a colony of Dubia roaches for my bearded dragon as she is on a hunger strike. I bought them in hopes of her eating them as when she was younger she used to love them, but she is not interested. So I figured I’d see if someone else needs them. The colony consists of about: 10 adult females 8 adult males And about 200 mixed sizes They are in a tub with tiny holes drilled into the lid for ventilation. That tub measures about 10inch x 24inch. They are on a substrate of coco fibre and sphagnum moss to help with humidity. I feed them potatoes and carrots which provide enough food and water for them. I change the food out every other day. As long as the food is changed regularly, they don’t smell. They are excellent feeders for reptiles and other things, and excel most other live food in terms of nutrients. They never bite or attack you or your pets whereas crickets are able to. They are relatively easy to breed providing there’s enough food and heat (about 30 celsius) Or if you do not wish to breed them just keep them at room temp or by a window. Either way I’d still advise feeding them as they will be better as feeders when they are fattened up. Males have developed wings, females do not, and nymphs have none. NOTE: While males have wings, they CAN’T fly. They can’t climb smooth surfaces, especially adults as they are too heavy. Please message me if you are interested or have any questions about them. I don’t drive unfortunately so they will need to be collected. Thank you. Read More

Dubia roach feeding/breeding colony

Hi I recently purchased a colony of Dubia roaches for my bearded dragon as she is on a hunger strike. I bought them in hopes of her eating them as when she was younger she used to love them, but she is not interested. So I figured I’d see if someone else needs them. The colony consists of about: 10 adult females 8 adult males And about 200 mixed sizes They are in a tub with tiny holes drilled into the lid for ventilation. That tub measures about 10inch x 24inch. I feed them potatoes and carrots which provide enough food and water for them. I change the food out every other day. They are excellent feeders for reptiles and other things, and excel most other live food in terms of nutrients. They never bite or attack you or your pets whereas crickets are able to. They are relatively easy to breed providing there’s enough food and heat (about 30 celsius) Or if you do not wish to breed them just keep them at room temp or by a window. Either way I’d still advise feeding them as they will be better as feeders when they are fattened up. Males have developed wings, females do not, and nymphs have none. NOTE: While males have wings, they CAN’T fly. They can’t climb smooth surfaces, especially adults as they are too heavy. Please message me if you are interested or have any questions about them. I don’t drive unfortunately so they will need to be collected. Thank you. Read More

Dubia roach feeding/breeding colony

Hi I recently purchased a colony of Dubia roaches for my bearded dragon as she is on a hunger strike. I bought them in hopes of her eating them as when she was younger she used to love them, but she is not interested. So I figured I’d see if someone else needs them. The colony consists of about: 10 adult females 8 adult males And about 200 mixed sizes They are in a tub with tiny holes drilled into the lid for ventilation. That tub measures about 10inch x 24inch. They are on a bioactive substrate of coco fibre and sphagnum moss to help with humidity with springtails to clean up. I feed them potatoes and carrots which provide enough food and water for them. I change the food out every other day. As long as the food is changed regularly, they don’t smell. They are excellent feeders for reptiles and other things, and excel most other live food in terms of nutrients. They never bite or attack you or your pets whereas crickets are able to. They are relatively easy to breed providing there’s enough food and heat (about 30 celsius) Or if you do not wish to breed them just keep them at room temp or by a window. Either way I’d still advise feeding them as they will be better as feeders when they are fattened up. Males have developed wings, females do not, and nymphs have none. NOTE: While males have wings, they CAN’T fly. They can’t climb smooth surfaces, especially adults as they are too heavy. Please message me if you are interested or have any questions about them. I don’t drive unfortunately so they will need to be collected. Thank you. Read More

Dubia Roach colony and setup

Colony including 750 sub-adult dubia roaches for sale with complete set up. Everything cost me over £150. For collection only from Bishops Stortford, Essex. Includes: -Large 110 litre insulated tub -30+ spare egg crates -Large amount of food -Bag of water crystals -Heat mat -thermostat (Everything above is only a few months old) Read More

Dubia Roach colony - Now sold

Now that I no longer have my Bearded Dragon I am selling a healthy breeding colony of Roaches. What you will get is an unknown number of insects from the smallest to fully grown all together. I never set out to breed them, they just did it by themselves! I would be happiest if they were collected from near Chelmsford, but if postage is required I will only post them on a Monday and once posted, the purchaser will have full responsibility for them. There are upwards of 400 Roaches in the colony and of all ages. This could be a perfect and affordable to greatly reduce the cost of feeding your reptile, but please ensure that these insects are suitable for it. Read More

Dubia roach breeding starter colony

Starter colony of Dubia roach, perfect way to start breeding your own colony of roaches as feeders for your reptiles or spiders. 15 adult females 15 adult males 50 large 100 mediums 200 small nymphs If weather is too cold I will hold until weather is warmer for posting. £3.35 first class postage 1-2 days or £7.25 guaranteed next day before 1pm Read More

Dubia Roach Nibbles in Peterborough

You want the best for your reptiles, I want the best for mine too. What you insects eat is what your reptiles eat. Homemade grounded seeds and plenty more natural goodness, with a nutty scent. Dust free - Not like pet store bug grub!

Dubia roaches colony

Dubia colony with jar of food. Read more

Colony of Dubia roaches

Large colony of Dubia roaches selling as I have far too many as they are breeding faster than I can use them. Loads of adults and young. Container not included Read More

Bearded dragons and water dragons for sale

We have for sale 2xbearded dragons and 3xwater Dragons, they will also be sold with the unit and setup. My boyfriend bought these without thinking where they were going to go as the unit is pretty big, it is now at his dad's house but his dad has no interest so we feel they would be better off in a home that has the space and the time for them to thrive. The bearded dragons are very friendly and handled regularly, the water dragons have not been handled whilst being with us as they are so quick, but maybe someone with more knowledge on them could change this. Only knowledgeable homes please as they are lovely little things and they deserve more than we can give them £400ono for everything! Read More

Colony of dubia roaches with set up

Dubia roach colony more now then the picture comes with thermometer and heat mat buckets with holes to clean them food and water, extra egg boxes mix of females males nymphs sub adults. Any questions please ask Read More

Two bearded dragons in Great Yarmouth

I'm looking to rehome two bearded dragons male/female. They have a large 4ft viv with everything they need, there both very friendly and tame love to come out and play. They've never shown any aggressive behaviour. They've been fed on a variety of foods including locust, mario worms, wax worms, dubias roaches crickets meal worms the only salad they eat is rocket.

2 Vittakins Dragons (Bearded/Rankins Dragons) with full set

2 14 month old Vittikins dragons with full setup up for sale. Vittikins dragons are a hybrid mix between bearded dragons so they look unique and are now fully grown at around 1ft long each. The green one is male leatherback, very active and boystrous but loves being handled. The Orange one is Female needs to be regularly handled otherwise she becomes a little shy. But once out for few minutes, she will chill on the sofa with you just fine. They currently eat leafy greens, veg and occasionally fruit (pineapple!!) every day and a mixture of crickets.locusts and waxworms every other day. They come with: 2x 3ft vivariums each with 24 inch UBV 10.0 bulbs, ceramic heaters and 50w basking bulbs. A timer system to manage daytime bulbs, and a thermostat to turn on the ceramic heaters when temperatures get too low (usually at night) Various habitat accessories and repticarpets (these are super easy to clean) I also have some supplemental calcium, cleaning equipment, and mist bottle. All in its about £300 worth of equipment + £80 per lizard They need to go to a good home, I am forced to move abroad for work so it's a reluctant sale. Read More

Itsy-bitsy dragons - Baby Bearded Dragons in Hartlepool

hypotrans corals hypo het trans dad - hypotrans coral produced by DDI mum - hypo het trans produced by Mirko Drache pictures do not do them justice eating brilliant, and are ready to leave, I am in hartlepool if you would like to come have look please do contact me. I can ship worldwide with reptile eu courier device, next start date is 6th July for shipping. facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/ItsyDragons/?ref=bookmarks

Bearded dragons for sale

Good home wanted! Only selling to experienced handler. Male and female bearded dragon Female bearded dragon is 3 years old Male bearded dragon is 1 1/2 years old Upset to see them go only selling due to downsize. Will only be sold together!!! This includes complete set up uv light heat mats x2 heat lamp and bulb. Read more

Bearded dragons for sale

Bearded dragons ready to go. Definitely have a big appetite for crickets/locusts. Eating vegetables also. Active and easy to handle. All have done full body sheds?? Must go to a sensible home. Read More

Bearded dragons for sale

I have 2 bearded dragons for sale they are around 9 month old doing all they should eating, shedding ETC. They are unsexed They do not come with the setup they are in Before I let anyone have one or both of these dragons I will need to be sure you know how to look after them. I'm looking for £35 each Or £60 for both open to reasonable offer. Read More

Bearded dragons for sale

Two bearded dragons male and female called Sid n Nancy comes 4 ft viv with full set up including thermostat they are really friendly and love spending time out of the viv just can't get them out as much now cos got a dog would love them to go to a nice home Read More

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