ABDragons Dubia Roach Hornworm & Superworm Live Feeder Combo Reptile Food, Medium

If I could give this review a 2.5 star I would. On initial arrival/opening of the package everything looked great. First I opened the Suoerworms to put them in a container, zero issue with that. Second we’re the Hornworms in a couple of days heat they are going to be a perfect treat for my scaly child. Then I came to the roaches. The sizes of the them were terrible, with majority of them being small/medium size. Found a few that are Large. Measured about 30-40 with the acception of 1 the rest where small/medium size about 1/2 an inch. Picture posted with a quarter for reference.

The listing is honestly terrible. You have to look in the answers section to get any idea of how many insects to expect. The hornworms and the dubias are good. The hornworms are not large, but they grow super fast so I am actually happier with them not arriving closer to fullgrown as I won't be tempted to panic over feed my dragon. The dubias are maybe between top end of medium and bottom end of large. What I am unhappy with is the fact that the 3 species of insect are all pictured as coming in plastic tubs. For some reason the super worms came in a cloth sack. I opened it to get an approximate idea on if they were alive and were more or less 100. Things looked alright and I gave 3 to my dragon. I then tied the sack closed as tight as I dared with the included draw string (pulled tight, wrapped around the bag tight and tied off), trying not to snap the little string. The dragon enclosure is not in my home and the only thing I could think of to transfer the super worms into was a plastic cricket cage that was not currently in use and was in my house. I went inside, washed the cricket cage and then life happened and I did not get back out to the worms until this morning (so they were left in the sack overnight). I came out and immediately see one had escaped and was on the outside of the bag. I looked all around the table and floor and saw 2 more. After getting what was left in the bag transferred to the new cage I only counted 23. 23 of the 100. That just sucks, and should have not even been possible to happen had the darn things just come in the plastic tub pictured. Not happy at all.

Only 3 hornworms survived shipping. My super worms and dubias arrived perfectly but for the amount you get its not worth the price. Super worms are usually pretty cheap so I basically paid $58 for 100 dubia roaches and 50 superworms which is insane. If dubiaroaches.com delivers in your state id say go with them their prices are very reasonable and their insects arrive alive every time.

Beardie always refuses to eat crickets even as a baby. I read that dubia were better for them and saw 100 dubia for 57 bucks. The combo had that plus everything else. This is an awesome deal. Superworms and meal worms are my beardie's proteins but i have never seen her hunt a cricket. they just walk on her head. so i decided to give it a shot. The superworms were in a bag and a piece of crumpled paper for hiding and was easy to just transfer to a gladware container with holes in the lid. Hornworms I've never fed her before but she was ecstatic about it when i dropped one in. She runs from one side of the tank to the other if she sees it lol. The roaches were my fear. Nobody wants roaches. Chill bro. They're not roaches like you see in a house. they don't mate unless between 90-100F. can't climb the walls of a container. I just threw them and the egg cartons into large cricket keeper that you can buy here online or at the pet store. I heard a 5 gallon bucket and lid with holes works too. Idk. I thought it was the perfect amount for my container and they can't climb out and it's lidded. Just tweezer them out into a cup with your vitamins and repticalc and watch the show.