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Yeah just so everyone knows, most of the huge colonies that dubia sellers have are substrate-less. Those guys know more than I do, I just do what works for me. My roaches are well fed, healthy and fat and so are my spiders, so I'm happy. I have only had to supplement my colony once, because I fed almost every dubia nymph and lateralis nymph to baby scorps..there were a lot of them. A LOT. And they eat way more than spiderlings..

[QUOTE="MassExodus, post: 113517, member: 4086"] Yeah just so everyone knows, most of the huge colonies that dubia sellers have are substrate-less. Those guys know more than I do, I just do what works for me. My roaches are well fed, healthy and fat and so are my spiders, so I'm happy. I have only had to supplement my colony once, because I fed almost every dubia nymph and lateralis nymph to baby scorps..there were a lot of them. A LOT. And they eat way more than spiderlings.. [/QUOTE]

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