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  • 07-25-2012, 09:46 PM
    Trackstrong83
    In my closet it stays around 83 degrees. Will I need an additional heat source?

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    Also, I see here online where I could buy a starter kit of 50 small, 40 medium, 10 Large. Do I just put them in the tub and let them do their thing? Lol
  • 07-25-2012, 09:49 PM
    John1982
    Re: Does anybody breed their own dubia roaches?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Trackstrong83 View Post
    In my closet it stays around 83 degrees. Will I need an additional heat source?

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    Also, I see here online where I could buy a starter kit of 50 small, 40 medium, 10 Large. Do I just put them in the tub and let them do their thing? Lol

    They will do fine at 83. If you need them to produce faster you could always bump the temperature a few degrees.

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    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Trackstrong83 View Post
    In my closet it stays around 83 degrees. Will I need an additional heat source?

    - - - Updated - - -

    Also, I see here online where I could buy a starter kit of 50 small, 40 medium, 10 Large. Do I just put them in the tub and let them do their thing? Lol

    Yup, after your colony kicks off you'll have a range of dubias, from newborn to adults, all cohabiting the same tub so there should be no issues starting your colony as such.
  • 07-25-2012, 09:50 PM
    Trackstrong83
    Awesome, yeah I only have one beardie so I won't need that many
  • 11-11-2012, 11:13 AM
    Jam Reptiles
    Re: Does anybody breed their own dubia roaches?
    I have a small colony also I breed them for my savannah monitor he is a beast and eats alot. very easy to breed
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