So I Started a Dubia Roach Farm

[@MagmaRecRoom]

I don’t really like insects, it took some courage to apROACH this video I apologise for the pun

[@obirodriguez6782]

Hey nice pun

[@SpruceSapCandy]

That pun was like paper, it was TEARable

[@yaga8337]

R/why

[@SpruceSapCandy]

R/BecauseIcan

[@yaga8337]

@@SpruceSapCandy chill dude. It was a joke. Have a snickers, your not you when your hungry

[@ExoticsLair]

5:20 I WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT! Loved the vid btw xD

[@hellothere9791]

OMG LOL love your videos haha

[@ExoticsLair]

@@hellothere9791 Hey thanks dude :3

[@unknowncharms6690]

Same I didn’t know he was gonna call u out 🤣

[@ExoticsLair]

@@unknowncharms6690 People hardly ever do xD

[@cherryleaves8181]

Hey man! I've been watching the videos for a year! Also- how's pissy? Still pretending to be a kobra I assume-

[@FaffyWaffles]

I work at PetCo. One of my jobs I do every single day is clean the crickets, and every single day, I remove ~1/2 pound of dead crickets. So I ABSOLUTELY understand the "yeah that tends to happen" response of the clerk

[@ur_only_meming]

I-

[@silly.f]

sucks to be you i guess

[@temptedbyartjewelry5892]

do they have cats at petco? what about hamsters? or birds? or guinea pigs? if there are any of those there, hows it like taking care of them? pls answer

[@Ttegegg]

They have bugs in petco?

[@FaffyWaffles]

@@Ttegegg lots. Tarantulas, scorpions, different species of cockroaches, mealworms and crickets

[@Winshard]

Its always nice to have pets you could feed off to your other pets...

[@foxxpenguin3036]

Hi

[@QC_Ret]

Ew

[@blorp2031]

Absolutely *a d o r a b l e* pfp

[@j3llybean_yt]

Sirsir

[@artandcolours296]

@@foxxpenguin3036 hi

[@ActuallyStephen]

This video kinda bugged me...

[@thatoneguyhonk2599]

Ha

[@yawerwaqas1449]

Lol

[@YoungYongTales]

You haven't seen anything yet

[@Blueskies2513]

I hate this person now (joke)

[@ttvpokee6887]

Stop with the dad jokes

[@bfmtrooper5454]

Yes. As a person who owns a lizard and fed crickets and then switched to dubia roaches, I 100% agree with all this and know both your pain and your love for dubias- is that weird? Nah

[@kingtoasts9485]

Cockroaches survived the thing that killed the dinosaurs.

[@daniagagz7641]

And when it rained for 40 days in the whole earth and Noah built a "boat" they still managed to get in

[@lpsnaturefilms1212]

Roaches are masters of survival

[@Colinop]

turtles, sharks, and roaches. dang it

[@dimitri_tsm]

@@Colinop One is Cute and Friendly One is Scary and Dangerous One is... Passive Aggressive

[@Wolfe-ku2zr]

s p r i t e AND CROCIDILES AND ALIGATORSS

[@TJToons]

You're either the Fabre of Animation Community or just weird. I say both

[@alisonhopper7350]

TJ! Nice to see you here! :D

[@ClawAnimates]

TJ! I need your help! I FAILED NO SIMP SEPTEMBER

[@ILHSMISMH]

Is TJ!

[@luckyduck1060]

I am Subed

[@thanosgood1380]

Cringe

[@dominicmetz7909]

Remember to ocaisonly add in a small group of new roaches to add new genetic diversity and prevent mass death due to inbreeding.

[@neolicious3323]

how frequently would you recommend this?

[@bear_rrr]

The reasons your crickets are dying is probably stress. Once one dies, they release a pheromone (idk if that’s the right word) telling all the others to die as well.

[@Gabeye]

Wow tragic

[@jellyfish9604]

Dupes n Debbie ayo go to sleep

[@RainbowAnimeCupcake]

They can just die cause of peer pressure?? Thats rough buddy

[@calopsita4465]

They dont want to live without their homies

[@mr_breadloaf3012]

Martyrdom

[@buffkirbz]

Fun fact: Three quarters of the ppl the who watched this video hates roaches-

[@ruthier9033]

Ha, more like ALL quarters

[@buffkirbz]

Ruthie R- well actually Wait ya ur correct-

[@ruthier9033]

@@buffkirbz ah, to be told I'm correct by an internet person, life goal completed.

[@buffkirbz]

Ruthie R same here- I guess

[@toxiweb4435]

@@ruthier9033 haha no

[@zephyrstrife4668]

Ants Canada actually made a terrarium for his Dubia colony a while back, since he wanted to make sure his roaches were even better for his ant colonies than normal Dubia roaches are.

[@williamcardenas4864]

Wow u know ants Canada as well cool

[@maxpresley]

*FLYING COCKRACH* John: This is fine.

[@bluebird6348]

Is your profile pic one of those old xbox 360 profile pics?

[@maxpresley]

@@bluebird6348 yeah and I'm not sure why

[@bluebird6348]

@@maxpresley it must be that it was your favorite. Mine was always the puppy

[@maxpresley]

@@bluebird6348 I know this sounds weird but... I barely ever played Xbox 360, I played Minecraft like 2 or 3 times and I played Halo once, that was it.

[@bluebird6348]

@@maxpresley honestly I still playin 360.

[@phoenixreborn4136]

Another thing to dislike about roaches: survive days without their heads

[@DiamondDovesArt]

Oh yeah... I forgot about that ,_,

[@amartje0108]

So what? They will just kinda move their legs once in a while they're not gonna run or anything

[@ratlord0133]

No

[@joeyspijkers9867]

Amartje010 I actually witnessed a roach casually running around an enclosure with its front end eaten by a scorpion. The scorpion just decided after a while it wasn't hungry anymore. I was shocked.

[@amartje0108]

@@joeyspijkers9867 Interesting.. I own several tarantula's and what I usually do is I crush the dubia's head so it can't harm the tarantula in case it's in the process of molting, but can still move around to trigger a feeding response.. and because I don't want it burrowing down into the substrate out of existence (or at least that's what it seems like because you can never find them back). What I've observed is they slowly move their legs and in the 'worst' case scenario they will run around a little bit but stop after a short amount of time. However in my experience the majority stays on their back and barely move after I crush it's head. Without their head especially they won't be able to eat, mate, reproduce or do anything else that would make you fear them. I've heard of cases where people had their dubia's nibble on them (however I've never had that happen to me and I handle them from time to time) but they obviously won't be able to nibble at you without their head. The reason they are able to keep moving and react to touch is because the nerve tissue still continues doing it's job, even without the head. So let me rephrase my original comment; There's no reason to be afraid or dislike cockroaches because of the simple fact they still move after they don't have their head anymore.

[@danieltaylor4185]

Those beetles in the cricket containers are most likely there on purpose. You see them when you order most insects online because they clean up the waste products. It's similar to the way you would keep isopods or springtails in a bioactive reptile enclosure. They most likely did not come from inside the crickets. Since those containers are on the shelf, that's probably why the beetles were there, instead of when you buy them out of the large tub. Since you're most likely going to take them out of the bag pretty shortly, there's no reason for the beetles. However, what is true about crickets, is that they are well-known for biting pets, especially if the pets aren't interested in eating them for whatever reason. But you are correct about a few things. They do smell bad as far as insects go, and they are fairly frail. Even if you provide hydration gel instead of water, give them plenty of food and keep them in a quiet, low-traffic area, some of them are still going to die off for seemingly no reason. I don't think I've ever had a dubia roach die on me after I set them up in their enclosure unless they got themselves wedged between the egg crate and the side of the tub.

[@velivie]

I’ve got mixed feelings about this

[@chriscage1259]

Same

[@evanroeser441]

Virtual hug from me, spreading joy in this bad time

[@emanus7544]

Thanks man, same from here 👍🏻

[@manfer2434]

Wait aren't we supposed to keep a six feet distance

[@emanus7544]

manfer o shoot ur right! Social distancing!😵

[@danellewilliams5430]

Your virtually spreading COVID

[@evanroeser441]

*cough

[@chickpea663]

I used to have my own Dubia Roach colony a couple years ago. I saved 2 females that had unique coloring compared to the rest. I named them Matilda and Gertrude lol. They lived for nearly 3 years! They're a lot of fun to keep as pets and so surprisingly easy to take care of. Not to mention that they are way less gross than what people would expect.

[@seannextdoor]

Oh, yeah... I can’t buy ur merch cuz I’m poor 𝑰𝒕 𝒊𝒔 𝒘𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒊𝒕 𝒊𝒔~

[@aneko-kun9372]

Same bro same 🥺

[@ciuim7572]

Hahaha ur so poor hahaha Sarcasm

[@aneko-kun9372]

@@ciuim7572 really dude are you bullying me. Woah bravo 👏. You know some people are working for money to buy food. AND YOU just laughing. Saying hahaha you so poor I don’t care and I think you are kid. Saying I A m poor and I because I don’t have A lot money And stop bullying people. That is bad and don’t nice 😠 I know Inside your heart you are good and don’t be like other people being bad. Two orders Be good and support people and help people 🙃

[@ciuim7572]

@@aneko-kun9372 I was joke bruhh smh

[@aneko-kun9372]

@@ciuim7572 Oh hehe. Well sorry dude

[@guille3687]

Can't wait to next video: "my house is infested"

[@flerkensgalaxy5779]

Cockroaches don't have any reason to escape and can't climb glass.

[@youdontknowme6101]

Don’t say we didn’t warn you...

[@rr2878]

Flerken's Galaxy you jixed it

[@bunnybleh3175]

@@flerkensgalaxy5779 yes they can idk if Dubai roaches can, but those huge roaches can.

[@cactusjupiter8533]

@@bunnybleh3175 Dubia*

[@SketchingGecko]

I like how you just talk about random stuff like the June bugs and all your pets that you had

[@joemo2215]

Actually fun fact, chief, those beetles are cleaner beetles, they usually come accidentally shipped from the provider and eat the frass and deceased of the crickets.

[@KingCrowBullet]

oh so there a janitor

[@joemo2215]

@@KingCrowBullet yep, I believe you can purchase them from Josh's frogs.

[@KingCrowBullet]

@@joemo2215 i see thanks for the tip chief

[@beanythompson1460]

I was looking for this comment to see if I had to say it 😂

[@Chris-b4w8t]

Yeah they’re usually either buffalo beetles or dermestid beetles! Super cool

[@chimklee]

Imagine going to a date and say “I breed cockroaches”

[@TheGreatWolfYT]

I breed pallid roaches. Do they look almost the same? Yes, but the name kinda sounds better

[@lilstardrops]

sounds like a cool job to me tbh

[@awesomecowsrock]

I did that and now we live together with 10 fish tanks and 3 tarantulas

[@briannelson3830]

I have been on that date many times because I breed 3 different colonys of roachs

[@Jouniii]

._.

[@liamstone2647]

As a reptile owner, I can agree that dubia roaches are an excellent food source, I mean granted the lizards we have are adults and don't require much protein, but these are still a very good source of protein (that we know of).

[@mynamesjeff6122]

Crickets can also KILL lizards so just imagine what is would to a praying mantis Edit:POOPIN I HAVE NEVER HAD SO MANY LIKES

[@magmaboyx859]

I was thinking about that from that one book. I think it was sisters idk though.

[@felipezamora9711]

I found that out from exotic lair

[@QueenMizu]

@@felipezamora9711 same

[@wyatt_goodwin]

Yeah but that’s only if you have a tone of them

[@mediatorraptor3349]

@@magmaboyx859 you mean Sisters by Raina Telgemeier

[@mosey_around2231]

Working at a pet store, and having to clean the 20 gallon cricket bin every morning as well as my own cricket bin at home. I understand the smell he's talking about.

[@Aster_Iris]

Another downside of crickets is that they can be absolutely brutal. Back when I used to have a lizard (rest in peace, Mitch), we were warned that crickets are cannibals, and sometimes, they'll even kill and eat your lizard. Years later, when I had a huge entomology phase and was studying insects like nuts, I realized that it checked out. There are crickets out there (larger species, mind you) capable of killing a tarantula single-handedly. So yeah, roaches are probably a safer bet for your pets all around, both in terms of parasites and keeping them from getting murdered.

[@marcellononame4017]

2:30 those are dirmistead beetles (I don’t know how to spell it) they eat cricket poop and reduce bacterial content in cricket enclosures keep them around, you can also use them in roach enclosures. Also to keep your crickets alive longer, feed them fruit like watermelon, don’t feed them citrus fruits because that makes them poisonous. Edit: also get banded crickets, quieter, not nearly as smelly, and are super hardy. Also you can get 500 of them for like 25 -35 bucks

[@Thatboigreedy]

Pff a little worm in my food ain't gonna stop me More protein 💪

[@sprectra4344]

leaf cutrr 💪💪💪 death is great

[@remyodanga1433]

Lemme guess florida

[@omniscientbarebones]

*Assert Dominance*

[@doggoalliance7284]

guess so

[@heylel7332]

What if it’s a tapeworm? 😁

[@gjallarhorn9019]

I have a baby Pac-Man frog named guppy and he absolutely LOVES Dubia Roaches! They’re so easy to take care of and feed too! It’s awesome

[@FirstNameLastName1162AD]

1:52 I had a gecko and bought crickets and had the exact same problem. I looked it up and apparently when a bunch of crickets are in a small environment they start killing each other

[@ikeilledaguy4349]

Cannibalism

[@thedubiadude]

When the KZbin algorithm gets you good. Nice colony, can't wait for another dubia video! I stopped using water crystals sometime ago and switched to fresh fruits or vegetables the dubias seem to like it!

[@tigerwolf2243]

Hear that Young Yong Tales? You're a Dubia channel now. More Dubias!

[@dhiexviii]

This is the first video i watched from you. And IT WAS AMAZING! the animation, the script, is hilarious. Kudos to you sir!

[@thatoneex0807]

Random fact about feeder crickets: they have been known to injure pets

[@hjalmarnilsson1756]

Thats why you dont leave them alone with the pet beacuse they eat spiders and lizards

[@JayNumbuh5]

Yea

[@adela6715]

I mean, pretty much anything that can bite can also injure your pet. That's why a lot of people don't feed their snakes live mice, for example.

[@Chris47368]

@@adela6715 I saw a video where this guy had a bin of crickets he was breeding as feeders, a wild gecko went into this bin to have a meal, got trapped and the crickets killed it and began to strip it to the bone by the time it was found.... crickets are not great 😂 RIP random gecko....

[@birdinahat3521]

Me: *sees thumbnail* Me: Hmm.. looks interesting. "Cockroaches can FLY." Me: Ahh so that's how one landed on my face at 1 am that one time.. :'D

[@schierkefarts]

Yeah my mom said when I was a kid there was once a rich crawling on my face and mouth

[@ardiesunday7900]

Ye a cockroach went onto my eye

[@mimir.6551]

F

[@eveer4876]

oh you ignorant children, of COURSE they can fly, I feel like you all haven't lived in a tropical country that's INFESTED with roaches *cough* Philippines *cough*

[@PokeBrawlYT]

I live in Philippines too and yep cockroaches

[@Crow_and_a_Canvas]

I started creating a Dubai roach colony myself since I had gotten a bearded dragon and they were the best food option for him! It definitely helped with the money saving that’s for sure! However for the past couple months my bearded dragon hasn’t been eating all that much… and in those few months, I’ve had to upgrade my roaches container not once, but twice. In order to get started much quicker I would recommend trying to buy roaches that are already of a breeding size to speed up the process since they can get pretty big before being able to breed.

[@ct-1836]

“Pets that I will feed to my other pets” Young Yong tales 2020

[@Blueskies2513]

$1.70 THAT IS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN MY COLLEGE TUITON

[@JillianSteins]

Dubia roaches are awesome! They're clean, don't smell, and are full of nutrients for your reptiles/lizards. Thanks for sharing :)

[@sam-ub7mw]

i’ve been breeding dubias for months now and they’re literally amazing

[@Ztronithon]

I have a Bearded dragon so that's why I own a lot of Dubia

[@altristking]

Me too

[@megansellars]

my family has 10 tarantulas so we couldnt farm them becaus they were all gone from the tarantulas before they got the chance to breed

[@Level_3_Workbenc]

I love the drawing of the roach flying, also YoungYong, I have a StarCraft account and would totally play it with you!

[@theasim3355]

I just got 2 baby bearded dragons and I didn’t feel like going to the pet store every week for roaches so my dad and I started a breeding colony and we can really relate to what happened to you hahaha. My dad rlly got attached to them tho... he gets upset every time I feed some off and he weirdly calls them his babies :// anyway I’m having fun taking care of them too like figuring out what are their favorite food and stuff like that. I also get this sense of happiness every time I see new babies to feed my beardies... is that sadistic? Probably. But oh welp

[@shsd7579]

i call mine my babies aswellll they are soo cuteee

[@pablolee2252]

​@@shsd7579whered u buy ur roaches

[@WrongboyArchived]

“Roses are red” “Violets are blue” “As long as young suffers” “He gets a view”

[@chrisadasf]

stop spamming in every single video

[@ERROR-k9v]

:/

[@charlesmoxey8122]

F for young

[@kahliaelijah]

i can see you everywhere

[@DollarStoreAnimations]

I watch your vids

[@krisninamahanani4535]

Wow, I can very relate for every part of the story and laugh very hard :)) Thank you for making my day!

[@adasselskyflyio4509]

What obout hissing cockroaches? They Are kept as Pets quite commonly And Are Real nice.

[@thinkofcats3003]

No

[@RainbowAnimeCupcake]

A family friend had some of those. She could never say no to animals in need and they were just kinda plopped in her lap. That was the point when we concluded she was beyond help

[@Iguana5k]

I have one that I have for at least four years. So you can keep just one as a pet without having the problem of them getting too many.

[@carlospitteri3146]

I mean they are a bit worse for feeding then dubias, but if you want roaches as a standalone pet they are definitely nicer

[@adamk-paxlogan7330Sucks]

anything with hissing in their name sounds evil,so no

[@MoMagaleo]

I wish I could make my animation more colourful like yours

[@pokeshottm6665]

FAN FACT : cockroaches are the cleanest creatures in the world

[@hananhemeda855]

Fun fun fact: roaches are 15× more resilient to radiation

[@pokeshottm6665]

@@hananhemeda855 interrasting

[@chrissvideos5423]

Me: *Scared of roaches* Young: *Has a roach farm* Me:

[@youseftjj9741]

.....

[@gb-wx3dv]

. . .

[@AB-ng3be]

.

[@joifgjdfhsifj9468]

YoungYongTales: Only mentions Exotics Lair AntsCanada: sad

[@Diamondmew1]

Ants Canada is better than exotic lair

[@abandonedchannel8821]

@Expunged That's your opinion but /ht

[@mechajason]

After watching exotic lair On his video about how to raise Dubia roaches, I did the same because I had a goliath bird eater and Roselia, and she died. Now I got a blue skeleton tarantula named Jack Frost, and I feed him the cockroaches, and I use them for bait as well.

[@dizzybmeehable]

You should get hissing roachs Their soooo cute........Yeah I’m weird

[@evanneroslavsky9629]

yea you weird

[@liammations5677]

"One cricket costs like 17 cents each." Me: What the hell? In Virginia, they cost half a cent each.

[@komodoboi1808]

Half a cent?

[@theresanorton8292]

You dont get it

[@dividexthecantaloupe]

It’s normal for me to see roaches, so I just squish them by just jumping on them like 10 times a day

[@thenerdbeast7375]

The real worst thing about crickets (most of the things you listed are avoidable with proper care) is they can potentially hurt your pets. This is why it isn't advisable to just raise crickets in whatever tank your pet is in, they will pull an uno reverse card and try to eat your pet. There are horror stories of tarantulas having all their legs eaten off by crickets and even lizards losing the tips of their tails or toes to crickets and bear in mind these are same kind of cricket that you normally buy from the store not some sort of ferocious "dire cricket" or something. Make sure to maintain a proper feeding schedule so that your pet is definitely hungry and on the hunt when you put crickets in and remove any crickets that go uneaten after a set amount of time.

[@northernalpine4350]

crickets pack a surprisingly painful bite too hell they can even kill tarantulas if left alone in their enclosure

[@katie.equestrian]

When u release that one spider into the wild: *I have become one with nature.*

[@megalodon4586]

I got a special kind of... silent crickets at my store. They're less stinky, less sickly and less noisy. But still worth a rage when they escape. That's actually the only thing I looooaaathe about crickets!!! They're the houdinis of the insect world! Months after you thought you fed the last cricket, some other will miracolously show up on your carpet like it lives there! And you'll never know when and how tf this cricket ever escaped!!

[@kaynzzzzz3038]

Cockroaches when i see them crawl: Me: Oh thats fine. *When they Fly* Me: Welp take the house im burning it anyway.

[@Hehehahaaau]

*who you gonna call PRAYING MANTIS*

[@tonimakkaroni3993]

I’m so glad we don’t really have these here

[@leighloops7821]

Ok but the fact he googled “can cockroaches survive a nuclear explosion” and got an actual result

[@Steamlazer]

There's a really popular myth that cockroaches will outlive us all and even survive a nuclear explosion, so that's why

[@RemagNaisa]

0:29 WHY IS THAT MUSHROOM SO CUTE IT ALMOST MAKES ME LIKE THEM LMAO LMAO LMAO LMAO LMAO LMAO

[@pettycat3153]

I read it as Dubai Roach Farm and I thought you gon start a roach farm on Dubai

[@vtian]

This reminds me of the roach who snuck into my home his name was BIlly he didn't live long And then 4 months after Billy's death, I found "Mistake", his son He didn't live long either

[@siamsiamguite2909]

XD

[@LuthienNightwolf]

That's no joke about the crickets dying all the time. I had a colony of wild crickets that started from a few I'd caught in my mom's yard...completely unintentional to end up with so many but I guess they laid eggs or something. I loved them. They were fun to watch, didn't smell, didn't make much noise and ate anything I gave them. They lived for a few months and then eventually died off (not sure why, as I didn't change the routine) and next year when I wanted to try again I figured I'd just get a few store-bought crickets to start things off. I made their tank super nice with everything they could possibly ever want. And THEY ALL DIED IN LESS THAN A WEEK. x_x Good to know it wasn't something I did wrong and they just come in like that.

[@Patchouli.Knowledge.]

"They can fly" Me: yeahyeahyeahyeahyeah in the Phillipines I think they fly

[@Taboou_Penguin]

hell yeah

[@coffeebean6112]

You know what this means... you need to get another pet

[@range685]

No

[@sharkbitesback2749]

@@range685 yes

[@sharkbitesback2749]

I would recommend a lizard, or a corn snake. they are both friendly, and i have had experience keeping them as pets before. pretty easy to take care of.

[@madisontheidel6748]

roach lovers digress :) i am on the side tho that says to let them egt eaten

[@dangerousish7837]

@@sharkbitesback2749 So instead of feeding roaches, we're going to feed rodents? An animal much more intelligent and self aware? No

[@CockroachCentral]

Wait til he finds out about Hissing cockroaches or giant cave roaches, or giant peppered roaches. 😂😂

[@adhamelmaghalawi_7320]

Yong: Dubia roaches r the best Madagascar hissing cockroach’s: allow us to introduce ourselves

[@persontheguyman223]

Friendly roaches be like to pest roaches be like get out loser

[@tishasobhax]

I love both lol

[@leasigllechner4816]

LMAO HE REALLY JUST CALLED EXOTICS LIAR OUT LIKE THAT

[@coolbluice616]

Ikr XD

[@evilnoob8]

found another entertaining funny animator.. time to binge all their animations

[@izzyikobe1411]

Why someone would raise roaches willingly, I don’t know

[@evanroeser441]

Izzy Ikobe they aren’t cockroaches, dubia roaches are totally different

[@calmesturgeon7758]

They’re good pets and are statistically cleaner than humans. And are actually cute when you give them a chance

[@Everythingbagel196]

To feed them to lizards, and frogs, and stuff! I even found a video of some people eating them to see what they taste like! ( guess they wanted to know why their lizards like them so much...)

[@emmettrose5960]

I have reptiles as pets and all of mine are insectivores! I’ve always found Dubias as my preferred alternative to crickets, especially after hearing so many “accidentally left too many crickets with my gecko, now I don’t have a gecko” horror stories. It took me a while to get over my nervousness with invertebrates, but I’d do anything for my little geckos

[@amartje0108]

I have 12 spiders, 11 of which are tarantula's and they all eat insects. I breed dubia cockroaches as food source for my animals. Dubia roaches are actually kinda fun and cute, you just gotta get over the fear and give it a chance

[@XcaliburMortem]

'ewwww, thats disgusting" -peridot 2016

[@cat_animated7674]

“Actually she says that’s completely dicusting

[@DANEPOOL21]

Love it! Very entertaining and funny! Definitely a underrated channel, hope you gain more subs soon!😄

[@ToadVIP]

this is just the odd1sout but rectangle

[@pinstripegaming5274]

O

[@Spaceman5102]

My house is infested and where I live Is warm and humid. And I SUCKS

[@penandinkgal3396]

Those beetles clean up after the crickets and help keep the container clean. Or at least that’s the idea.

[@tristanehlers8347]

Get Ants. They can eat the ones that died from old age.

[@The_oli4]

also an ant colony doesn't die quick

[@ethan1330]

The ants would hunt the alive ones

[@spritelife3783]

But what will eat the ants?

[@Judgeangels]

@@spritelife3783 Other ants their cannibalistic

[@spritelife3783]

@@Judgeangels they eat ants from other colonies not their own so he would need lots of colonies

[@GreatBossXL]

I got those roaches and feed them to my bearded dragon

[@maritzazuluaga5963]

I feed my octopus with a mustache bean

[@rex90pawprint]

I know one feeder insect worse than crickets: fruit flies. I’ve had numerous baby mantis and they’re all too small to eat anything else until like their 4th moult! (Pretty much all of my ones were flower mantises so aren’t even that big as adults) so I had to keep getting fruit flies, which suck! They’re tiny, they’re fast, they’re tiny and the can hide just about anywhere!!

[@svenvcampen9022]

Put them in the freezer for like 3 mins it will slow them so u can take them out, also u should get flightless fruitflies

[@redwing1766]

I thought you knew, tofu and roaches don’t go together

[@lemonlizard1]

Cool pets to feed dubia roaches to: Leopard gecko Bearded dragon Jumping spider Lechie gecko Crested gecko Praying mantis Centipedes ...

[@robmiller6785]

African bullfrog all day....i literally started a 20 gallon roach farm just for mine

[@emmatraub-merino5487]

If you like dubia roaches, then I think you might enjoy hissing cockroaches. Just as easy, and they come with interesting patters, various species, and THEY HISS! They also dont smell, I've had a few. They are fun!

[@paytonpearson4759]

Yo, early squad where you at!

[@ayoungentomologist7163]

James: is scared of june bugs Also james :keeps roaches

[@--Galahad--]

James? He's not james

[@ldbadger6644]

bruh this not James, James = TheOdd1sOut

[@angeljafbenitez1843]

He's square tofu James

[@foxxpenguin3036]

Ain’t James

[@lololelei8297]

His name isn't James 😂

[@Reskori]

10 of them would cost 1.70. truly expensive!

[@kj-ng9fo]

he says: I rise roaches me: reaching for the flamethrower.

[@filkyguav7825]

Hi

[@bumpkln]

TheFartingUnicorn hi

[@jackbarmby7338]

Hi

[@SMP64]

Hi

[@dreamy.oliver8495]

Hi

[@CalebEarly248]

No

[@TheChamomileon]

This... Made me hate roaches less

[@evanroeser441]

You got reptile to feed them too?

[@rosin_eater]

Dubia roaches: *your geckos will murder them*

[@evanroeser441]

Chloe :3 lol

[@ralphie333]

Can you do a face reveal?

[@joeydr1497]

I’ve bought crickets several times for my gecko (probably 5 or six boxes , some 70-80 bugs ) and They die so fast that I’ve only fed 2 or 3 crickets over all

[@FakeFrenchMan]

This is probably the closest I'll get to first comment.

[@SagaDraws]

YOOOO YOU SHOULD TOTALLY TRY GETTING SOME HISSING ROACHES, THEYRE ADORABLE AND SUPER EASY TO KEEP IN SMALL NUMBERS!!!!

[@mollycontent]

My little sister raises these and loves them, although we have to remind her to not starve them lol

[@Chris-b4w8t]

I have two roach colonies as feeders and they’re pretty cool and easy to handle. I also just bought another one as a pet and I have one as a pet currently. I agree that crickets are stupid, they’re loud and they really do stink. And they only live for like a month and die within days

[@cousinmajin]

@6:30 "There are people out there that have these massive bins of dubia roaches" Heyyyyy 🙋🏽‍♀️

[@oatmeal69-h6m]

Sent this to my grandma who also has a dubia roach farm, she uses them to feed to her bearded dragon, orville. This videos awesome btw!

[@bendy3508]

Fun fact praying mantises can actually kill a mouse or a rat by them selves so you can literally Just feed the cockroaches to the praying mantis and I won’t have a problem killing it

[@Xiiki]

I got crickets for my bearded dragon. And they ALWAYS ESCAPE.

[@Beegirl12345]

Start an army of roches!

[@alissatammert6953]

One fun cockroach would be the Madagascar Hissing cockroach. They are usually kept as pets and are quite the hefty size.