Dubia Dried Cockroach: Nutrient-Rich Animal Feed for Pets, Reptiles, and Birds. High in Protein, Fats, Minerals, and Vitamins; Easy to Digest and Store. Potential Value in Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics. Processing Tips for Longevity. Ideal for Reptiles like Bearded Dragons and Geckos, Amphibians, and Insectivorous Birds. Order Now!

Product Introduction

Dried Dubia cockroaches are the product of dried Dubia cockroaches. The relevant introduction is as follows:

Basic Information：Scientific name: Blaptica dubia, also known as orange spotted cockroach, etc. The adult is 35-45 mm long, dark brown, and shrinks in size and may become darker in color after drying. The wings of males are longer than the end of the abdomen and have long antennae, while the wings of females degenerate into elytra that remain on both sides of the back.
use
- Animal Feed: Rich in nutrients, containing high protein, fat, minerals and vitamins; good palatability, soft shell and easy to digest; easy to raise and store, high reproductive capacity, dried worms are easy to store and feed for a long time.
- Medical and Healthcare: Its antimicrobial peptides and other ingredients have potential value in the production of medical, health products and cosmetics.
- other: It can be used for scientific research and is also a specialty food in some areas.
Processing and preservation
- Processing: The drying method controls the temperature at 50 - 60℃, and the time is determined according to the quantity and thickness; the sun drying method requires a ventilated sunny place, which takes a long time and is affected by the weather.
- keep: Place in a dry, ventilated, cool place in a sealed bag or container. If conditions permit, place in the refrigerator to extend the shelf life.

Reptiles: For animals such as bearded dragons, green iguanas, and house geckos, dried Dubia roaches are a high-quality source of protein, and adding them helps them grow and develop and maintain good health.
Amphibians: Like horned frogs, toads, etc., Dubia cockroach dried worms are also suitable food and can meet their nutritional needs.
birds：Some insectivorous birds, such as parrots and thrushes, use dried Dubia cockroaches as food, providing them with rich nutrition.

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