Cricket & Dubia Roach Feed Kit – 5 lb (5 Individually Wrapped Bags) – Premium Gut-Loading Diet for Feeder Crickets, Dubia Roaches, Reptiles, Amphibians, Lizards – GT Country Living

I love this company!! The quality of their chow is FANTASTIC, when my insects eat it they literally clear all of their bowl, it smells sweet when you smell it, you get a great amount for the price and they throw in water crystals for your insects as well, pretty cool!! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND these guys!

Have been ordering this food from them since I found them a few years back and the dubia have not only been thriving on it but they have been producing more. There is 5 individual bags of feed that can be opened separately but the zip lock bag they come together in helps to sell it back up so the food doesn't spoil.

My roaches love this chow! I have hissers, cave roaches, Dubias, peppered roaches, red runners, and crickets as well as mealworms and super worms. Everyone munched this chow down and they seem happy and healthy. Would buy again.

I got this as a supplement for my dubia roach and cricket colonies. They seem to love it.

This is my go to for roach chow. Best bang for the buck. Food has what smells like bee pollen. So I do think the food quality is there. It’s cheaper by a few buck than my usual supplier. I got tired of doing my own just let the Dubia specialist cook.

Good product, my roaches eat it up (lol) and my colony has gotten MASSIVE! Anyone need roaches? I've been using for over a year.

This product did ok but it was not as good as some other formulations I have used in the past. Be sure to supplement bugs with additional items for feeders.

I usually order from another vendor, but shipping prices doubled due to summer shipment losses, so I decided to try a different route for a bit. I ordered 5lb. of this mix and the roaches come out of the woodworks for chow time. Seems they like it just as much as the other, high quality feed I normally get, so it's a good substitute for us right now. Unlike with the other feed, there's a nontrivial amount of inedible content in this mix. The Dubia roaches still seem to love it.