I started a Dubia coloney just over a year ago and it has exploded!!! I started in a 10 gallon container and have had to move up to 40 gallon. My problem is that these things are growing at a rate that my guys cant handle. I am just curious to find out if anyone has any clever ideas on how to "control" the rate of expansion or to get rid of some of them.
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What to do with excess food
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Sell them
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Ya I will too
Sorry it took so long to get back. I would be up for selling them but have no idea what a fair price would be and have never shipped anything like this before. would also need an address.
I have quite a few to get rid of, Im sure there would be plenty for both of you.
I have quite a few to get rid of, Im sure there would be plenty for both of you.
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price really depends on what you want for them.. I know i would sell 100-150 mixed nymphs for 20-25 bucks..
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At the Cleveland Show we sell 20 - 25 for $5.00. Don't forget the cost of shipping. Where due you live?
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yes^^^ if you cool the temps they wont breed as much, roaches like hot temps to breed. 90+ if you take it down to 80 or lower they will stay alive but wont produce as many young. Good Luck!!