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What are hornworms? Hornworms are the larvae of the Hawk Moth/Sphinx Moth (Manduca sexta). In the wild, they feed primarily on the leaves of plants...
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Nutritious and affordable, dubias (Blaptica dubia) are rapidly becoming one of the most popular feeder insects in the hobby! Our 5/8" medium dubia...
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Our large dubias are approximately 1" long, making them an excellent size to feed to medium-sized exotic pets including bearded dragons, leopard ge...
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Our medium dubias are approximately 3/4" long, making them an excellent size to feed to medium-sized exotic pets including young bearded dragons, l...
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Nutritious and affordable, dubias (Blaptica dubia) are rapidly becoming one of the most popular feeder insects in the hobby! Our small dubias are ...
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Superworms are the larvae of the Zophobas morio darkling beetle. They're similar to mealworms, but larger and fattier, making them good as an occas...
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NutriGrubs are black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens). These little grubs are becoming very popular as feeders for reptiles, amphibians, and ...
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Waxworms are the larval stage of the Greater Wax Moth (Galleria mellonella). These soft-bodied grubs make excellent treats for reptiles, amphibians...
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Superworms are the larvae of the Zophobas morio darkling beetle. They're similar to mealworms, but larger and fattier, making them good as an occas...
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LIMITED AVAILABILITY! Our cups contain at least 12 small worms and enough food to grow them to 3-4" in less than a week. The reason we choose to se...
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Our Extra Large Dubia are approximately 1.25" in length, making them an excellent choice to feed to large reptiles and amphibians, including adult ...
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Mealworms are the larvae of the Tenebrio molitor darkling beetle. They're a very popular feeder for a variety of smaller reptiles, amphibians, and ...
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Our extra small dubias are approximately 1/4" long, making them slightly larger than pinhead crickets. They're an excellent choice to feed to hatch...
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Mealworms are the larvae of the Tenebrio molitor darkling beetle. They're a very popular feeder for a variety of smaller reptiles, amphibians, and ...
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NutriGrubs are black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens). These little grubs are becoming very popular as feeders for reptiles, amphibians, and ...
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Superworms are the larvae of the Zophobas morio darkling beetle. They're similar to mealworms, but larger and fattier, making them good as an occas...
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These are NOT old, burned-out breeders! Our adult dubia pairs are a random mix of adults that range from freshly-molted adult males and females to ...
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Nutritious and affordable, dubias (Blaptica dubia) are rapidly becoming one of the most popular feeder insects in the hobby! Our small dubias are a...
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Starting a dubia colony? Need a refresh? Our Adult Female Dubia are not old, burned-out breeders — these are a random mix of adult females that ran...
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Looking to start your own dubia colony? Need a refresh? These are not old, burnt-out breeders. Our adult male dubia roaches are a random mix of adu...
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Tired of dubias or worms escaping your pet's food dish? This reusable and recyclable plastic feeder dish is exactly what you need!Our large “escape...
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Mealworms are the larvae of the Tenebrio molitor darkling beetle. They're a very popular feeder for a variety of small and young reptiles, amphibia...
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Our most popular dish, the Small Dubia Dish is great for holding our Dubia Diet and Dubia Dew. It keeps the food/water contained, yet still allows ...
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Hornworm Dry Food: This diet makes approximately 5 times it’s weight when cooked, 1 packet dry equals approximately 1/8lb. 1 packet dry equals 0.67...
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