Adult Dubia Cockroaches 30-35mm

Adult dubia cockroaches are a well-established feeder insect for larger reptiles and amphibians. Available in a small pack or a bulk bag to suit different feeding routines, these are gut-loaded before packing and dispatched directly from the breeder — arriving in the best possible condition for your animal.

Why Dubia Cockroaches

Dubias are nutritious, relatively slow-moving, and easy for reptiles to catch — making them a practical and stimulating feeder. The tough exoskeleton means they are best used as a treat or rotational feeder rather than a sole diet staple, as it can be harder to digest in large quantities. Their size at the adult stage makes them well suited to larger, more confident feeders.

Suitable Species

Adult dubias are a good match for larger lizards with an appetite to match. Commonly used for:

• Adult Bearded Dragons
• Adult Ackie Monitors
• Adult Blue Tongue Skinks
• Other large lizards capable of handling adult-sized prey

Gut-Loading and Nutrition

These cockroaches are pre-fed before dispatch to maximise their nutritional value on arrival. To keep them in peak condition until feeding time, continue offering fresh food — leafy greens, carrots, squash, or sweet potato all work well, providing both hydration and nutrients. Remove uneaten food daily to keep the holding container clean and prevent spoilage.

Packaging and Transit

Cockroaches are packed in a ventilated plastic tub with small air holes along the sides to maintain airflow while keeping insects securely contained. During warmer months, the outer box may include additional ventilation perforations; in colder months, a heat pack may be included to maintain a safe temperature throughout transit.

Holding and Care

Store dubias at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and draughts. Provide adequate space and hiding spots to reduce stress and prevent overcrowding. Well-maintained live food is more nutritious and more active — both of which benefit the animal eating them.

Available as a small pack or a larger bulk bag, so you can choose the quantity that fits your feeding schedule. Whichever option you select, you're getting the same quality: farm-bred, gut-loaded, and dispatched fresh.