Keith Megaloblatta Jan 28, 2014 #2 Some of my oldest dubia I raised have started to die of old age, these are males that have mated multiple times and fought. I looked it up and they are around 2 years 5 months which is excellent life for a male dubia!
Some of my oldest dubia I raised have started to die of old age, these are males that have mated multiple times and fought. I looked it up and they are around 2 years 5 months which is excellent life for a male dubia!
Keith Megaloblatta Jan 29, 2014 #4 Blattodea313 said: They must have a really good keeper then Click to expand... Thanks
Alex Seventh Instar Jan 29, 2014 #5 You have some nice longevity records... Do you keep huge numbers of you're colonies?
Keith Megaloblatta Jan 29, 2014 #6 Alex said: You have some nice longevity records... Do you keep huge numbers of you're colonies? Click to expand... No most was 50 so I focus better on care of each
Alex said: You have some nice longevity records... Do you keep huge numbers of you're colonies? Click to expand... No most was 50 so I focus better on care of each
happy1892 Twelfth Instar Jan 29, 2014 #7 Keep them cool and they will live a lot longer than kept warm.
Hisserdude Megaloblatta Forum Supporter Jan 29, 2014 #8 Wow that's really long lived for a male dubia! You are a great care taker!