Dubia Roaches

No, thank goodness! In order to breed, dubia roaches need higher temperatures and humidity than your house is able to provide. If they escape, they will simply hide out somewhere until...

This is the one of the big differences between male and female dubia roaches. Males have fully-formed wings, while females only have wing stubs.

Like other insects, dubia roaches regularly shed their exoskeleton (outer shell) as they grow. This is a process called molting. Freshly-molted dubia roaches have soft bodies and look creamy white, but...

You can use products like Dubia Dew and Roach Chow to keep your dubias fed and watered. Using a commercial chow rather than trying to make your own formula is a good way to...

We sent samples of our dubia roaches to the Barrow-Agee laboratory in Tennessee for testing. Here are the results we received for our Extra Small Dubia Roach Nymphs (these are...

Dubia roaches (Blaptica dubia) are also known as orange-spotted roaches, the Guyana spotted roach, and the Argentinian wood roach. These are a medium-sized type of cockroach native to Central and...