9 Ways To Save Money BREEDING DUBIA ROACHES

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Here is a playlist for anyone who wants to learn how to breed various livefood kzbin.info/aero/PLfpfcLf--hexjgtO682HLs3l9ithfUkyI

[@petermeichan3160]

what the hell is that black spot on you face man,

[@mikem2208]

Love the heating idea.

[@mateuszchrobak6986]

For the insect box you could use them to sell your dubias, so once you have your insects you don’t need to buy deli cups but recycle and reuse the box

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Great ideas

[@MrDankmaster69]

I watch all of them to ther end. I've started breeding leopard geckos and have got so much info from your channel. Awesome Job!!

[@beautyandthebeast9413]

I stayed until the end and I'm glad I did. My favorite tip was #4.

[@ZMAN181]

Thanks for sharing.

[@edmcveigh466]

Watched to end

[@TheSamJ]

Mate. I found you a week ago as we got a leopard gecko about a month ago. I've binged so many of your videos! Your info is top draw, I can't thank yoh enough for the time you put into them. Also, I'm starting a colony as soon as I can. Cheers!

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Aww mate thanks a million. Means so much to me

[@evanlongwell4196]

How’s the colony now?

[@wolfie275]

Thanks for the great tips on how to breed dubia roaches

[@sugar-honey-ice-tea2781]

Watched till the end!!

[@MSJessica101488]

Watched till end. I had no idea about how many times ina life they only have 9 litters. Love that info.

[@DqsHidden]

Thanks for making so many dubia roach videos :D I think I have watched all of them by now!

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

They really seem to be really popular since making the one about £2500 . Maybe alot of people are thinking about profiting off them. I know I'm thinking about doing it

[@mailmanx69]

Thank you, mate. That was brilliant. I watched all of it to the end. I know it's an older video, but the info was current to what I need. THANKS!

[@outlaw2747]

I stayed until the end of course. I have my colony in a secluded area in a critter keeper. And I use three plastic bottle lids: one for the water crystals, one for dry food, and one for wet food. I just want to make sure I can avoid mold and fungi since they will be the main predator for my roaches. They seem to be doing quite well. I just have to get around to separating them. Great video!

[@angelbabby2002]

I have been binge watching your videos to learn how to set up my dubia roache colony. Great videos.

[@jenwallace1766]

Thanks for the helpful information

[@OG404blackboi]

Thank you

[@morgantaylor7332]

I watched right to the end! Love your videos!! Thank you for all the help!

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Thank you

[@diyapia]

Liked and subbed in the U.S.A.

[@ritasallee6331]

Love your vids!!! Illinois, USA

[@carlakellie6674]

Thank you for all the great tips… all 9 of them😅👍🏽

[@tanyadiedrich7851]

I watched to the end! I liked the ideas for the take out containers!

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

I just hate throwing away plastic . I'm no tree hugging hippy but it just doesn't sit right with me

[@ricks2907]

To the end. Thanks again Ricky 💃🏼🕺🏼🪳🐈‍⬛

[@drdoolittlefishhobbyist6055]

Awesome video buddy. Definitely given me the bug lol. Seriously though, I'm gonna give this a go.

[@brandyhlady9302]

Watched till the end from 🇨🇦. Love your videos 😊

[@rachelhintzen7687]

I just wanted to leave a huge thank you!! I have been setting up my first bioactive enclosure and am now in the process of building the second one and your videos have helped me immensely throughout the whole process! I still haven't actually gotten my first reptile because i am too scared, but my springtails and isopods seem to be enjoying themselves ! Thaank you so much and greets from the Netherlands :)

[@warrenfawcett9422]

very useful info thanks so much as im new to the hobby this info is great .top man

[@geckomorphsusa4032]

Hi Richard,I wanted to Thank you for your videos I was having problems breeding my Dubia roaches I took your advice on using oranges to get them going🥰🤣 and WOW it worked great now I have hundreds of Dubia Roaches !Love your channel and your content!

[@darrenabcd1]

I watched all the way till the end :)

[@amandacaterina6650]

watched to the end! I love your videos, thank you so much! Your videos encouraged me to start my own colony to keep my Quigley boy fed

[@madameleota6731]

I love your videos!! Thanks again for all the fantastic advice!! Looking forward to your new videos!

[@travelingfishermen6406]

All the way to the end 👌

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Your amazing. Thank you

[@simonstrange8222]

Great vid.thanks..I watched to the end mate.

[@alexanderchilds5367]

Love the video mate! Getting my own beardie soon and starting a roach colony! You were very helpful

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Good luck. We're always putting out dubia roach videos

[@iansoutdoorsrecovery7971]

Brilliant I have been thinking about breading them this as helped thank you

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Well worth it even if you only have one insect eater. Saves a fortune

[@iansoutdoorsrecovery7971]

@@NORTHERNEXOTICS got more than one and collection growing

[@adrianthabeast8530]

I always watch your videos to the end😁👍 awesome video!! I have been breeding dubia for like 4 months now, they are doing fantastic. I will start breeding red runners in this week. Keep it up👍👍 greetings from sweden🇸🇪

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Amazing. Thanks so much. Let me know how red runners get on

[@adrianthabeast8530]

@@NORTHERNEXOTICS I will😁👍

[@jacksonglasspool2150]

Stayed till the end! Love your videos 😃

[@Thee-_-Outlier]

As someone who's bred ivory head roaches for several years as composters I had no idea there was an expensive way lol. I've never spent one penny. I compost all my food scraps and garden/yard waste in the roach bins. So much better at composting than worms it isn't even funny. Not to mention they will eat anything where you have to be more selective with worms. They are also more resilient and faster breeders than worms Now, with that said the species of roach I am breeding requires slightly less heat than Dubias to breed. I don't need any heat in summer and in winter I put the bins in front of the vents in my house. Never had an issue

[@Bratgeorgie1212]

I watched this last year when it first came out because I was planning to start breeding dubias if my frogs liked them. Turned out, they didn’t, lol but I still used the information from the video to help me produce heat for my other amphibians I own. Now I have a new use for dubias so I wanted to review what I remember since I actually STILL own the dubias from when I previously bought them(almost all of th are adults now), and I now plan to breed them for my hamster.

[@Bratgeorgie1212]

I also found that using kaytee bird extract cockatiel weening food has the right amount of protein and nutrients for them since it’s grain based and I would definitely recommend you trying it out, the actual powder formula also has higher protein if you’re interested in that as well.

[@cjdadj578]

Watched till end

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Amazing . Thank you

[@AquaGardenZen]

To the end for me amazing Content as always thank you your amazing 👏

[@coldbloodedfiends8197]

With the old containers that i get live feeders or animals in i save them for holding animals when cage cleaning or humid hides/boxes. I also use them to store food for certain animals and even to put calcium in them to dust my feeders easily

[@sickswan61]

Hey still loving the videos! Had a quick flick through your vids and couldn’t see a video on bearded dragon supplements.. there’s a lot of conflicting information out there maybe an idea for a new vid.. reason I bring it up is I’ve just got a 3 month old one called balderick and finding correct info on the subject is a nightmare

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Bugs and greens . Calcium on everything. Once a week add nutrients I use nutrabal

[@belindamoles9192]

Always watch your videos all the way to the end. I covered my tub with wrapping paper for extra darkness besides the egg cartons x

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Hey that's a great idea

[@markathersmith3066]

hi mare i have learnt a lot from watching your videos and ive not long started breeding my own budia roachs i have about 12 roaches there is at least 6 adults one of them is a mail and i have some roaches coming up to adulthood and the rest are babies and im thinking of starting up 2 new collieries soon i feed the roaches to my 3 tarantulas as a treat

[@jameswalls2696]

Google is normally good at finding info, but I cannot get a fix on a source of those small plastic bug containers that you get when you buy live food at a pet shop. Obviously you would need them to ship insects to customers if you were breeding them for sale. Any info appreciated please even if it is just a search name of the container in question. Follow you and really enjoy your informative videos. - well done and thank you for your valuable efforts (thumbs up).

[@beardeddragongaming2382]

mine breed at room temps just fine and that's normally 75 or 76 and I got to many because of how successful it is

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

That's good infomation

[@lunarminx]

I will be putting mine in a small closet that houses the hot water heater. it stays at 90 plus.

[@tropicannacookies1407]

Love the tips!! Watched your vid all the way through! Just started a dubia colony recently to feed my bearded dragon. Always trying to find ways to save money.... because that was the whole point of starting a dubia colony in the first place. As far as those plastic tubs, I agree I save as much plastic tubs and containers myself and try to reuse them in anyway I can before trying to throw it away... we really need to significantly reduce plastic use if not do away with it completely but anyways... you could use them as egg trays to put in an incubator if you ever decide to breed any of your reptiles. I use many of my plastic containers for some type of storage or end up converting them into a food/water dish or sometimes hides... i like hanging them in arboreal terrariums like for chameleons and that's where i'll drop the feeder insects for them to eat out of lol! Anyways awesome vid!! Keep it up!!

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

I do breed a few reptiles however with these tubs the venterlation in the side really hinders the hummidity needed for incubation. Thanks for the comment and watching until the end

[@razibulislam8460]

Nice . Always try to follow you brother.

[@flamingbridges1649]

I've just started my dubia colony. Bought 50 small (mainly bought those for my gecko to try) 50 large and 100 medium. I've got them in my old terrarium. Have just covered the sides with black paper.

[@lilgmez8941]

For a water source i have also seen people put a wet napkin in a bowl so they don't drown and get water

[@anuviitala3463]

The plastic boxes I save for when I actually sell some of my insects or giant snails or something. Lot of buyers just show up without any thought of bringing a box of their own, so its good to have something to use.

[@stacyhobbs5034]

Love the tips very interesting I'm taking on a bosc monitor had reptiles before but the research I've done says they eat alot so looking in to doing my own dubia Colney taking tips thanks for ur opinion its much appreciated 👍

[@Dukesworld1776]

Hey this was a great video man. I'm starting my own a dubia roach colony & the weather is cold as well. The Kinetic heat was a good idea im have to see how I can apply that to my set up.

[@anne-lenebakken5827]

Im from norway

[@debraurata1359]

Can u use a top heat bulb like u do in the reptile enclosure . The one that u clip on the side

[@timhart2652]

Man brother I do the same thing with the free Heat

[@vashac5688]

Watched loads of your videos to the end! Thanks for always sharing such great info and tips. QUESTION: Do I have to separate out my feeding dubias from breeding colony's? Is that a nesscarry step? Or Can i keep all the dubias together? I only have one bearded dragon, she eats smalls for now.

[@youreinvalid8493]

I would recommend keeping them together, separating just turns into more effort than it's worth. I just take them out as I need them, but everyone is different so you do whatever works for you, just know that separating them is not a necessary step.

[@belindamoles9192]

I'm trying to start up my own dubia roach colony not for profit purposes, just to feed my bearded dragon. I use the the heat of my viv too and just check them once a week when I put in fresh veg. I'm still waiting and hoping lol x

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Good luck

[@51zuko]

went all the way!! is pomegranate ok for dubias? i had some left over and i threw it in there without knowing...

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

There like dustbins. They will eat anything

[@mustachadon]

I use a single large heat pad on the back of a wire rack to heat my Dubia roaches, my darkling beetles, baby morio, and my scorpions

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Amazing multi uses

[@loonielonnie]

11:14 watched to the end

[@straightwhitemale2728]

Chicken laying pellets seem to be good.

[@PULAG]

Best way to get egg crates before you start a colony is simply buy crickets. They'll throw egg crate sections on the bag, just collect them and build a house with em

[@jamiefortin2728]

I use the plastic containers to propagate plants 🤣

[@ordinarybread]

I've set up a dark breeding bin, feeding them regularly, they have heat, but my dubias aren't breeding.. I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

[@davidsworld5837]

hi i watch to the end do i get a badge award for doing so heheheh. I have not got yet but may be looking to buy a beaded dragon. I don't want to be spending money over the odds like going to pets at home and spending £2 for a small tub. So question is to give to a beaded dragon - 1- how many 2 - how often. so how big a colony do you need to have to not need to buy more since you said they only have 9 lots of kids how do you know when a female is no longer producing more kids.

[@kpwright01]

I feel like i recognise you. Have you ever worked in preston?

[@erintraicene7422]

I need an extrovert friend to go on an egg crate hunt. I’d prefer to pay $50 over walking into a restaurant and ask for some. lol. Introvert struggle is real.

[@EvilKeevil01]

I want to breed my own food for my Leopard Gecko but feel like he won't eat them fast enough and I'll have a lot of excesses.... my idea for solving that is to just get more Gecko's.

[@joelavilez2645]

I have some albinos one def not going to feed them to my dragon lol

[@arielramos3418]

Iam starting up mines as well I have 200 males so far only paid like 15.00 for 200 males. Got lucky I guess .. it’s the females that are more expensive 🤦‍♀️

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Yea males are just classed as feeders. Where did you get them from?

[@theanimaladdiction]

What I would do if I was allowed to breed them which I will one day is I would have 2 or 3 tubs of em and have a fourth tub with just their food for convenience purposes and have a mini fridge with carrots in it. Use egg cartons that I've got lying around because we have many of those and I'd order them online in bulk for like 200 and then I think that would be the easiest and most convenient and successful setup

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

I've just ordered 100 more to add into my colony

[@theanimaladdiction]

@@NORTHERNEXOTICS how often do u repopulate by purchasing them do u think

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

This is the first time in a year but now I'm also trying to build up my colony and profit from it

[@berkshirereptileencounters6935]

Kinetic energy???

[@brittanyweber3929]

I live in canton can u give me some advice and it mix weather all the time

[@brittanyweber3929]

I’m getting a bearded dragon for my birthday

[@SirMojo5]

Just started a colony a few days ago ordered 50 "large" roaches to start off with feeding them your chow mix and following your information so hoping it's successful. Currently In a clear container covered by a towel to keep it slightly dark but most seem to be staying at the bottom of the container is that normal?

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Yea. Mine stay around the bottom most of the time

[@SirMojo5]

@@NORTHERNEXOTICS that's a relief then, how long do you think it would roughly be before they mature to Breed, they're around 2cm long at the moment

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

They all grow at a diffrent pace my friend.

[@SirMojo5]

@@NORTHERNEXOTICS ok thank you, keep up the good work!

[@FuzzyDuckling94]

How large of a colony of dubias do you reckon would be needed to sustain a savvy? I’m looking to get one in the near future but what to be ready before hand :) (I will be supplying a varied diet Ofcourse, not just roaches)

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

I'd start with 100 and see how it goes . If you need more then add more but if you have to many you can sell the left overs or keep them to breed

[@everwilde_exotics]

Hi I know this isnt dubia related but I had a question. I rescued my savanah monitor and hes really small. Is that normal? He should be full grown being almost 4 years old. I know he was kept in a 40 gallon before I got him and wasnt being fed enough. Could that have stunted his growth?

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Size isn't everything. Just make sure he is eating and going toilet okay and he will be fine. Males are also smaller.

[@butch2726]

👍🏻

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Cheers

[@dhaley3g]

How often should you add new blood to your colony?

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

Once a year. I've just ordered more now

[@MM_mantis_man2000]

Can I bye them of Amazon

[@MM_mantis_man2000]

There mixed sizes

[@Gex_and_violet]

I pay $0.50 cents a piece at my local pet store

[@twinngreen129]

My son 12 and started breeding Leo geckos New York. I love your page. I would like to see your process in the shorting of your dubia and how often do you do so. Also check us out at @3brothersbreeding we welcome your feedback

[@mustachadon]

I try to waste as little energy as possible

[@NORTHERNEXOTICS]

It's free energy so why not utilise it lol

[@Cindy-LeMarier]

Thank you so much for this valuable information