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04/08/2022

Got Hornworms?

We do! All of our hornworms are produced right here in the heart of to ensure your reptiles are getting with they need!

Available in all counts
•6ct
•12ct
•24ct

04/07/2022

Looking for Quality Feeder Insects?

We have them!!

All of our insects are raised and grown right here in the heart of ! All our insects are fed only the best produce to ensure your getting quality feeder insect for your reptiles needs!! We have some of tastiest, and most nutritious line of feeders insects! We produce only the healthiest live insects ranging from Crickets, Mealworms,SuperWorms, WaxWorms, Hornworms, Dubia Roaches,Fruit Flies,Isopods and much more coming! We extremely proud to be offering our new line of feeder insects!

Newest Pricing!!

Price List

Banded Crickets (Pinheads,Meduims,Large)
(Available)

50ct for $3
100ct for $6
1000ct for $20
2000ct for $35

•Mealworms (S,M,L) ( Available)
(RESELL CUPS AVAILABLE)
50ct for $3.00
100ct for $5.00
1,000ct for $15.00
2,500ct for $25.00
5,000ct for $30.00

•Giant Mealworms (Available)
(RESELL CUPS AVAILABLE)
50ct for $4.00
100ct for $6.00
1,000ct for $20.00
2,500ct for $35.00

•Superworms (Available)

50ct for $4
100ct for $6
1,000ct for $45
2,500ct for $65

•Dubia Roaches

Small (Available)
50ct for $5
100ct for $10
250ct for $20
500ct for $45

Meduim (Available)
50ct for $5
100ct for $15
250ct for $35
500ct for $75

•Lobster Roaches (Available) (On Sale)
50ct for $6
100ct for $15
200ct for $30
500ct for $60
1000ct for $110

•Discord Roaches (Available)
Small
50ct for $20
100ct for $45
200ct for $75

•Madagascar Hissers (Available)
Small
$2.50
Meduims
$3.50
Large
$4.50

•Fruit Flies (Drosophila hydei or melanogaster)
(Available)
$10 a culture

•Rice Flour Beetles ( Available)

$15 a culture , $5 for the sifter

•Hornworms (Available)

12ct (Coming Soon)

25ct for $15

•Waxworms (Available)
(RESELL CUPS AVAILABLE)
50ct for $5
100ct for $10
250ct for $20

•Black Solider Fly Larve (Available)

Small
50ct for $4.00
100ct for $8.00
Meduim
50ct for $5.00
100ct for $10.00

•Springtails (Available)
$10 a culture

Repashy ( All media Available)

3oz for $15.00
6oz for $25.00
12oz for $35.00
74.4oz for $145.00

Make sure to check our story for weekly updates and more!!

09/04/2022

Are you looking for a clean up crew? If so check these out!!

Isopods are an marine invertebrates (animals without backbones) that belong to the greater crustacean group of animals, which includes crabs and shrimp! These soft-bodied bugs play a vital role in various ecosystems by feeding on decaying organic matter in gardens. However Isopods are strongly intertwined with the reptile hobby for other reasons as well. The variety of sizes and high calcium content make isopods a reliable source of feeders for micro species of gecko, frogs, and their offspring. The dwarf species Trichorhina tomentosa, in particular, is popular for this purpose. Many keepers also find isopods to be a great source of enrichment and offer them to their larger reptiles to stimulate natural hunting and digging behaviors. Larger species such as P. laevis and P. dilatatus are favorites among keepers!

Isopods are low-maintenance creatures and are generally happy in a very humid environment with plenty of (chemical-free) dead wood and decaying leaves to munch. In a culture tank, you can supplement this diet by offering them additional plant-based foods on a weekly basis.This includes leaf litter, quality fish flakes, or raw vegetable and fruit pieces, including carrot, apple, zucchini, or potato.These types of nutrient-rich foods benefit isopods by providing them with much-needed calcium, vitamins, and minerals. When feeding your isopods supplementary foods, only provide what your colony can manage to consume within 48 hours. Once their food is gone, wait for 1 to 2 days before giving them more.

15/03/2022

Hey Tuscon Customers!

Are you in need of Feeder Insects? If so let us know!! We will be doing weelky deliveries to Cold Blooded Exotics on 3942 W Ina Rd. If your are in need of the feeder please let us know by Wednesday March 16 to be picked up Sunday March 20th.

I’ll have the following available:

•Hornworms 12ct /25 ct (Bulk Available )
•Mealworms 50ct,100ct,250ct,500ct +
•GiantMealworms 50ct,100ct,250ct,500ct+
•Waxworms 50ct, 250ct +
•Lobster Roaches 50ct,100ct,250ct,500ct+
•Dubia Roaches 50ct,100ct,
•Superworms 50ct,100ct,250ct,500ct+
•Rodents Live/Frozen
•12ct Isopods ( Powder Orange/Blue)

Pm to order before it to late!!

27/02/2022

Hornworms (Manduca Sexta)

The hornworm is the larval(Caterpillar) stage of the Sphinx moth. Hornworm’s are packed with calories and nutrients. A large hornworm has the mass of approximately 20 crickets 😲! If you need to put weight on your reptile/amphibian, hornworms are a good additional to their diet. Here we sell hornworms in two quantities, 12 count and a 24 count!

Hornworms Nutritional Value

•Protein - 10.0%
•Fat - 2.0%
•Fiber -3.0%
• Moisture -85.0 %

Please message to order!!

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22/02/2022

Now Available!!

Mixed Counts

50ct for $10
100ct for $25
250ct for $35
500ct for $65
1000ct for $125

New year new arrivals!

Lobster Roaches(Naupheta cinerea)

Lobster Roaches are originally native to northeastern Africa, but where accidentally introduced into the U.S. and many other places around the world. Lobster Roaches are a medium sized, winged species that may be the easiest species to work with and breed. Lobster Cockroaches have a relatively soft exoskeleton, and are hearty insects and do not really require any special handling. They measure around 1¼" in length as adults and are around 3/16” in length when born. Adults have wings but are unable to fly but some adults can "flutter" for short distances but we’ve never witnessed it. This is a climbing species so they are able to climb anything including smooth surfaces like plastic and glass. Like all roaches lobsters will eat just about anything they are offered. Highly nutritious items such as various fruits, vegetables, grains etc. are all accepted. Unlike other roach species lobsters don’t require a high protein diet but always remember variety is key!!

NOT AVAILABLE!

13/02/2022

Need Mealworms???
We have them:)

This week we will be giving and additional 250ct mealworm for free when you purchase a 1000ct or more!! Who doesn’t love free worms!?

All sizes and quantities available
•Small•Meduims•Large•Giants

50ct for $3
100ct for $6
250ct for $10
500ct for $15

1000 for $10
2000 for $20
3000 for $30

• Resale Cups Available •
(50ct/100ct)
2 for $5
4 for $10
6 for $15
8 for $20
10 for $25

12/02/2022

Cold Blooded Exotics is fully stocked up with all of our gut loaded feeder insect!! Make sure to stop by for the Valentines Day Sale! They’re doing 10% off the entire store 😁!! Don’t forget to tell them we sent you !

08/02/2022

Zophobas morio chowing down on watermelon after a good mist!

01/02/2022

The Madagascar hissing cockroach (Gromphadorhina portentosa) are native to the large island of Madagascar off the East coast of Southern Africa, is one of the world's largest cockroach species. In the native habitat, these wood dwellers are commonly found living in fallen and decaying trees or in dry leaf litter.

Madagascar hissing cockroaches, are a dark reddish-brown to black in color, with a hard exoskeleton. Unlike most cockroaches, they have no wings for flight or jumping. They compensate by being determined excellent climbers who can even scale glass walls. They are only one of the roughly 20 species of cockroach on Madagascar, many of which are kept as exotic pets.

Some U.S. states, including Florida, require individuals or institutions who want to keep hissers to have a special permit, whether for captive breeding colonies or even one lone hisser. Permits specify and advise keepers not to ever take the females, especially pregnant females, out of their habitats. This is required to prevent the inadvertent introduction of an invasive species into U.S. environments.

Where does the hissing come from?

Hissing cockroaches have a pair of modified spiracles; these are the tubes insects use for breathing. These insects use these spiracles to produce the hissing sound that inspired their name. They will hiss when disturbed, and males also hiss when courting females. They force air through the spiracles to produce all of their various hissing sounds; one call is used to attract a mate, another is used when the cockroach is feeling threatened (known as the "disturbance" hiss).

23/01/2022

Look at all that movement!