Where to buy Dubias....

[Surfrat]

I would like to start a colony of Dubias and was wondering where is the preferred place to buy them?

I was also wondering how you buy them..I mean 100 mixed, is that what I want to start a breeding colony? I have read tons of posts here on breeding and keeping them but was hoping someone could recommend a place to buy.

 

[chameleonman57]

Mulberry Farms is one of our sponsors and has every feeder there even the dubia, heres a link http://www.mulberryfarms.com/super2.htm

 

[Surfrat]

Oh...and I am in Florida which I understand is difficult to get these shipped to?

 

[Frock]

The prices at mulberry farms are pretty steep, 25 for 19.99. Last time I got some I went on ebay, but found out later that aaronpauling.com has them 100 for 22.00 and right now its only 7.00 shipping. Plus i guess he has individual adult pairs at 1.45, which isn't bad at all.

 

[Surfrat]

The prices at mulberry farms are pretty steep, 25 for 19.99. Last time I got some I went on ebay, but found out later that aaronpauling.com has them 100 for 22.00 and right now its only 7.00 shipping. Plus i guess he has individual adult pairs at 1.45, which isn't bad at all.

Yea I saw that site but he will not ship to Florida!

 

[jheitz]

You can get them from LLL Reptile as well. Here is a link:

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/feeder-crickets-worms-rodents-roaches-and-more/

 

[Silverdusk]

Here's where I get mine.

http://www.aaronpauling.com/

 

[Frock]

The best place is probably to get them on the forum marketplace, sometimes there's really good deals on there, idk about shipping to florida though.

 

[jannb]

Here: https://www.chameleonforums.com/1000-dubia-28992/

or Ken the Bug Guy a forums sponsor.

 

[Surfrat]

Here: https://www.chameleonforums.com/1000-dubia-28992/

or Ken the Bug Guy a forums sponsor.

Checked Ken he dosnt have any, but I sent a PM to the other link.

Thank you all for the help.

 

[chameleonman57]

Any time.

 

[nick barta]

Contact the numerous Florida members to avoid the shipping into Florida restrictions.

If you only have a few chams, just get 2 females and 1 male, you will have lots of babies within a month or 2.

Add to those 3 the number of feeders at the size you want them to cover the first several months of nymph growing.

Nick