WANTED: Adult Female Dubia & Sub Adult Nymphs

[Ihaggerty1313]

I am looking for Female Dubia or SUB ADULT nymphs (at least 1 1/4") ready to molt into Adult Dubia. If you or anyone you know wants to cut back a colony, make some extra cash and are comfortable w/ shipping in the Winter shoot me an E-mail at [email protected]. Let me know what you have, and what you want for them. If you have females let me know around about how old they are. Obviously girls coming to the end of their life cycle are no good to me. I am NOT re-selling these. I need to form some extra breeding colonies. Also I'll bump this post if needed. Please don't reply publicly on this thread if you'd like to talk business.

Thanks guys!

-Ian
http://www.theroachranch.com

 

[Triage]

Is there a an easy way to tell how old they are?

 

[Ihaggerty1313]

Is there a an easy way to tell how old they are?

Yeah if have a roach that turns into a female she'll survive WAY over another year to year and a half 9 times outta 10. A couple of my breeding colonies are close to almost 2 years old. Ideal range for females I'm looking for are a couple months 0-2 months since they molted. BUT I'll take them a little older than that like 6 months since they molted. Here's my problem which is the same as a few of the other guys out there... Demand WAY up... Production.... WAY not up to par lol! Plus I'm just not deal w/ people online. I have a regional clientele that takes some SERIOUS numbers to take care of. I have the APB out everywhere right now LOL! I think I'm going to have to place roach orders weekly w/ some of my buds until I get it back up to where I need it. BUT I also see a lot of people out there wanting to either get rid of a colony or cut back numbers... I don't even care if I originally sold to them LOL! That's what makes the Reptile community great. It's the whole ebb and flow of it. We really have a very unique community and that's a pleasure to be a part of. AND the best thing being a feeder dealer... I get to learn about ALL SORTS of different animals. Some of the discussions I get into are crazy and I'm learning something new every single day.

-Ian
http://www.theroachranch.com

 

[Ihaggerty1313]

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