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11-10-12, 12:18 AM
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Dubia breeding stuff
Here's some interesting stuff I've captured from my dubia colony.
A video of the males trying to mate with a female, and her showing she is receptive. They present in front of her, lift their wings and display, and she mounts THEM. I watched them for a long time. Eventually they try to touch "butt to butt" to mate.
Then, two different females with "eggs". Strange stuff, but neat! I actually really like watching the roaches behavior.
Unknown(5) - YouTube
IMAG0880 by jaleely, on Flickr
IMAG0878 by jaleely, on Flickr
IMAG0593 by jaleely, on Flickr
IMAG0581 by jaleely, on Flickr
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27 snakes (7 sand boas, 4 hognose, 5 ball pythons, 1 bolivian boa, 2 dumeril's boas, 2 carpet pythons, 5 garters, 1 corn snake), 1 cave spider, 9 tarantulas, 1 tokay gecko, 2 dogs, 2 frogs, emperor scorpions 1,000 dubia roaches, & tons of fish.
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11-10-12, 05:52 AM
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Re: Dubia breeding stuff
That's pretty neat.
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11-10-12, 06:43 AM
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Re: Dubia breeding stuff
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11-10-12, 03:11 PM
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Re: Dubia breeding stuff
Very facinating! Thanks Wayne! The first time i saw it, i picked her up because i thought it was something else, then i saw what it was and figured it was eggs. Obviously second time i left that female alone.
They stay attached in that line, and she can move the line in and out of herself. It's very weird.
Haven't been able to find too many details online about it the whole process.
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27 snakes (7 sand boas, 4 hognose, 5 ball pythons, 1 bolivian boa, 2 dumeril's boas, 2 carpet pythons, 5 garters, 1 corn snake), 1 cave spider, 9 tarantulas, 1 tokay gecko, 2 dogs, 2 frogs, emperor scorpions 1,000 dubia roaches, & tons of fish.
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11-12-12, 11:32 PM
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Re: Dubia breeding stuff
BTW everyone, feel free to post more information here. I must be typing in the wrong things into google because there doesn't seem to be much information on the process, or documentation.
I know there's only a few of us here that have roaches, but I think they're fascinating!
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~Melissa~
27 snakes (7 sand boas, 4 hognose, 5 ball pythons, 1 bolivian boa, 2 dumeril's boas, 2 carpet pythons, 5 garters, 1 corn snake), 1 cave spider, 9 tarantulas, 1 tokay gecko, 2 dogs, 2 frogs, emperor scorpions 1,000 dubia roaches, & tons of fish.
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11-13-12, 05:29 AM
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Morelia Enjoyus Maximus
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Re: Dubia breeding stuff
I like mine. Very interesting even though they are feeders. I like watching them evade my beardies. They are smarter than crickets thats for sure.
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11-13-12, 07:15 AM
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Re: Dubia breeding stuff
Ive keep keeping roaches for a long time. I would buy them for feeders and they would end up as pets. Blaberus tesselata and gigantea are some of my favorites!!
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11-13-12, 08:02 AM
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Morelia Enjoyus Maximus
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Re: Dubia breeding stuff
Its almost impossible to find roaches in Canada. Took me almost a year to get my Dubia. I wish we had choices as I would get others.
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