Notorious Invertebrates & Dubia Roaches

Notorious Invertebrates & Dubia Roaches Supplying the Central Valley and Bay Area with tarantulas and feeder roaches.

11/08/2021

Hello friends,

We are sorry to say that we are shutting our hypothetical doors, at least for a while. I have become asthmatic and it makes dealing with the dubias difficult even while wearing an N95 mask. We have sold off a large portion of our colony and will not be offering any roaches until spring 2022 at the earliest.

We hope to return in the future with slings, but with both of us working full time and commuting, breeding projects are on the back burner.

We thank you all for being amazing customers and your business has been greatly appreciated throughout the last few years!

08/12/2021
07/05/2021

We are back to full service door pick up and usps shipping. Please DM if you have any questions!

05/23/2021

We are back to full service. We can ship and do door pick up. DM for details.

03/24/2021

Just a reminder that we have dubias available for contactless pickup. If you need them shipped or dropped off, that can also be arranged! Please let us know what size and quantity you are looking for when contacting us. Thank you!

03/08/2021

Hello friends! We are officially shipping now! We have roaches available for smaller orders (~200) and we have plenty of special blend of roach chow too.

Also, we are shipping Monday through Wednesday only to ensure that your order arrives by end of week.

Thank you all!

01/28/2021

Hi friends! It will be a few more weeks before we have roaches. I know it's been tough waiting, so thank you for your patience!

12/27/2020

H. maculata female taking her food.

08/20/2020

Hi friends! Unfortunately we are not going to be shipping any orders at this time due to extreme USPS delays. We’ve read about the cutbacks causing live animal deaths and we don’t want to take the risk. Please understand that this is for everyone’s safety, and we will keep you updated when the USPS resumes normal operations.

Contactless pickup is always available to our customers, and we can also arrange contactless delivery for around what it’d cost to ship semi-locally.

Thank you all for your business!

06/13/2020

Feeding the P. murinus TCF

Teeny G. pulchripes. We got it almost a year ago in second instar.
05/25/2020

Teeny G. pulchripes. We got it almost a year ago in second instar.

05/24/2020

Thank you to the local businesses for selling our bugs!!!! Tracy CA

Here is Creeper the crested gecko—the only lizard I’ve met that doesn’t like dubia roaches!
05/15/2020

Here is Creeper the crested gecko—the only lizard I’ve met that doesn’t like dubia roaches!

05/14/2020

Hi friends! We are still offering contactless delivery/pickup of roaches. We also have fruit fly cultures available. Have a great rest of your week! 🙂

04/29/2020

We have fruit fly cultures available pm for details

E. uatuman female. We will be pairing her with our male next spring, I hope!
04/19/2020

E. uatuman female. We will be pairing her with our male next spring, I hope!

T. rasti (Caribbean Diamond) re-housing.
04/16/2020

T. rasti (Caribbean Diamond) re-housing.

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Tracy, CA
95376

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+19259149752

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Videos

T. blondi slings in our future perhaps! fingers crossed!
T. blondi slings in our future perhaps! fingers crossed!

H. maculata female taking her food.

Feeding the P. murinus TCF

The M.Balfouri eating a meal worm.

P. petersi webbing its dinner

Asian Forest centipede eating one of our delicious Dubias!!!

Our Brachypelma auratum. A.K.A. Mexican Flameknee. She's a big girl, and it was awesome to get clear video of her eating one of our Delicious Dubias. Apologies for the heavy breathing. I was really close to the phone while recording. I was trying to get a shot of her standing on her tippy toes, but the bonus moment was catching her tiny tarantula eyes flashing around the 26 to 32 second marks.

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