Live Dubia Roaches for Feeding Reptiles (50, Small 1/2)

I haven't bought from many sellers here on Amazon for live feed but I placed an order for the small as a test run and was simply amazed at the speed I received the roaches and the quantity. First they over counted to account for dead which is grade A service but lemme tell you dead wasn't an issue maybe 3 dead out of 50 I was absolutely shocked for the price quantity and quality you can't beat this seller. I am a customer for life and am placing weekly orders now!!!!!!!

I generally don't write reviews, but with this order I had to. I received the roaches and all of them were dead. I sent a message to the company and they quickly sent another order. These are all alive and bigger than expected.

They are arrive alive. We always have very few dead upon arrival. Our Bearded Dragon Pineapple loves them!. We usually get the dubia roaches from the business. Definitely recommend.

They came extra small not nearly what the picture describes them to be my chameleon (a baby) can eat about 10-14 of them at one time this is not as advertised

Robert's Roaches: Roaches were slightly smaller than expected (but only slightly). While packages in a small box that did say "live bait", roaches were in a regular plastic ziplock bag. Few dead. They could have suffocated or the bag could have ripped. It was supported by shredded paper. I thought they would come in a plastic container with a lid like the one I ordered in the past. I'll go back to my old supplier, Dubia Roaches, even though their prices skyrocketed...

Arrived quickly and heat pack was still warm. They were all alive too! I was hesitant to order but I am glad I did and definitely will again. Thanks!

The cockroaches took only a few day to arrive via postal service. They are all there, all alive and pretty much all the perfect size for Lizzo - our Leopard Gecko. I will order again.

Maybe it's just me, but these do not seem like they are 1/2 inch long. These are teeny tiny. I would imagine there extra small, not small. Most of them were alive, but they're just too tiny to really do anything with. The image shows them at about three-quarters of the length of a quarter, they're actually about three-quarters of a length of a dime.