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Orange Headed Roach

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Has anyone else tried feeding Orange Headed Roaches to their Beardies?
I decided to try them, I got them from NY Worms, and they have been great. All my females love roaches more then anything else and all I had before was Lobster Roaches. The problem was that all of them were staying in the 300-330 gram range , I think because Lobsters only get so big and it was hard to keep a colony growing when your feeding off the adults. The orange headed roach gets 2-3 times as big as the lobster roach which means I've been able to feed off the juvie-sub adults and keep the colony growing. After 2 weeks my girls are all over 350 grams now and dont seem to be stopping. These roaches also cant climb like many others. Does anyone else feed something that produces results like this that maybe not many people have tried? Charlie
 
Oh you talkign about the orange spotted roach right? They are on WormMan.com, I havent tried them YET but I was going to soon enough, how muich did your girls weigh before you fed the spotted roaches to them? Did they reall gain that much after 2 weeks?!!
 
No, these are the orange head roaches, they are different from the orange spotted roach. 1 girl gained 34 grams this week alone another gained 28 this week and 22 for the other one. They were gaining around 3-5 a week. Charlie
 
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