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Ohm My Bug Dubia roaches, mealworms, superworms, Isopods, springtails, flightless 🍏 🪰 Supplies & more Your pet can get infested from pinworms from eating crickets.

Conveniently located off of 512 or I-5 in Tacoma

Dubia roaches have many qualities that make them an excellent choice as a feeder insect, and they are quickly becoming one of the most popular feeder insects for a variety of reptiles. 1 dubia is equal to 7 to 10 crickets!!

*Great nutritional value (1 Dubia = 7 to 10 crickets!!)
*Odorless and soundless
*Will not infest your home
*Can be stored out

of sight
*Easy to care for
*Cannot jump or fly


Dubia Roaches DO NOT carry pinworms or any other type of parasite, unlike crickets. Parasites are the most common health problem with many reptiles.

05/29/2026

Tired of your bioactive cleanup crew becoming an expensive snack? 🦎💨

I’ve got the perfect solution for your enclosure. Introducing my "Purple Bundle"—the master of stealth in your bioactive terrarium.

This combo is specifically curated to stay hidden in plain sight. Because their natural coloration perfectly matches the soil and leaf litter, they spend their time cleaning, not hiding in terror from your pet!

What’s in the bundle ($50):
25+ Trichoniscidae sp. 'Dwarf Purple' Isopods (The masters of camouflage).
25+ Ceratophysella sp. "Lilac Springtails" (The ultimate mold-munchers).

Why they’re game-changers:
Micro-Niche Specialists: Because they are so tiny (2-4mm), they clean the deep crevices other isopods can't reach.

Soil Health: They aerate your substrate and process organic waste, keeping your bioactive setup thriving without you lifting a finger.
Ready to upgrade your enclosure's health?

"Drop a 🦎 if you've ever had a reptile that treats their cleanup crew like a buffet!

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04/24/2026

Yuukianura aphoruroides (orange Springtails)

These now are available, a 2 oz culture with approximately 25 of these guys is only $30

Here's some information about them

Yuukianura aphoruroides, also known as the Orange Springtail, is a vibrant, slow-moving detritivore native to Asia. They are popular with hobbyists and collectors for their color and ecological value in terrariums.
Appearance: Bright orange, measuring 2–4 mm

Behavior: Non-jumping, spends most of its time underground

Diet: Decaying plant matter, fungal hyphae, microbial growth, brewer's yeast, fish flakes, and activated dry yeast

Environment: Prefers temperatures of 65–85°F and humidity levels of 85–95%. Thrives in moist, dark environments with rich, soil-based substrates.

Breeding: Slower to start breeding than other springtails, but can quickly increase in numbers once established.

Benefits: Plays a vital role in decomposition and nutrient cycling, and helps control mold.

Uses: Bioactive cleanup crews in terrariums

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04/08/2026

Yuukianura aphoruroides, also known as the orange springtail, is a small, bright orange insect that thrives in humid environments. They are decomposers that help create a healthy terrarium ecosystem by breaking down leaf litter, excess plant material, and animal waste. They are also a food source for many poison dart frogs.

Another thing that I really like about these springtails is that they don't really jump around that much like the other ones do.

Orange Springtails (Yuukianura aphoruroides)
2 oz $30 (actual count will be at least 25+ individuals)



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03/04/2026

This is an awesome pairing for your reptile who likes to eat all of it's isopods.

This purple bundle is $50 and will include 25+ Trichoniscidae sp. 'Dwarf Purple' Isopods and approximately 25+ Ceratophysella Sp. "Lilac Springtails" added to the container with them.

This modestly priced combination will stay alive and hidden in plain sight because they are it to include more or less isopods and Springtails.

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02/18/2026

Look at all the babies!!
These now are available, a 2 oz culture with approximately 25 of these guys is only $30

Here's some information about them

Yuukianura aphoruroides, also known as the Orange Springtail, is a vibrant, slow-moving detritivore native to Asia. They are popular with hobbyists and collectors for their color and ecological value in terrariums.
Appearance: Bright orange, measuring 2–4 mm

Behavior: Non-jumping, spends most of its time underground

Diet: Decaying plant matter, fungal hyphae, microbial growth, brewer's yeast, fish flakes, and activated dry yeast

Environment: Prefers temperatures of 65–85°F and humidity levels of 85–95%. Thrives in moist, dark environments with rich, soil-based substrates.

Breeding: Slower to start breeding than other springtails, but can quickly increase in numbers once established.

Benefits: Plays a vital role in decomposition and nutrient cycling, and helps control mold.

Uses: Bioactive cleanup crews in terrariums

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02/03/2026

Blonde rubber ducky isopods 6 for $100

Cubaris sp. ‘Blonde Rubber Ducky’ Isopods

Origin
• Native to Thailand

Environmental Preferences
• Temperature Range: 75–80°F (24–27°C)
• Humidity Preference: High (70%–90%)

Physical Characteristics
• Average Adult Size: 1.5 cm (~0.6")
• Pale coloration with yellow, peach, orange, or amber hues
• Lighter central body segment compared to standard Rubber Ducky morph

Description-
Cubaris sp. "Blonde Rubber Ducky" is one of the rarest and most sought-after forms of the iconic Rubber Ducky isopod. Distinguished by its lighter midsection and delicate pastel tones, it stands out from the standard form while retaining the same charming face that gave the species its name.

Diet
• Soft or rotting wood
• Leaf litter and decaying plant matter
• Calcium sources (e.g., cuttlebone, eggshell)
• Protein (e.g., freeze-dried shrimp, minnows, fish pellets, dried insects)
• Commercial insect food
• Vegetables (e.g., carrots, zucchini, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, cucumber)
• Fruits (e.g., bananas, apples, watermelon, mango)

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02/03/2026

Blonde rubber ducky isopods 6 for $100

Cubaris sp. ‘Blonde Rubber Ducky’ Isopods

Origin
• Native to Thailand

Environmental Preferences
• Temperature Range: 75–80°F (24–27°C)
• Humidity Preference: High (70%–90%)

Physical Characteristics
• Average Adult Size: 1.5 cm (~0.6")
• Pale coloration with yellow, peach, orange, or amber hues
• Lighter central body segment compared to standard Rubber Ducky morph

Description-
Cubaris sp. "Blonde Rubber Ducky" is one of the rarest and most sought-after forms of the iconic Rubber Ducky isopod. Distinguished by its lighter midsection and delicate pastel tones, it stands out from the standard form while retaining the same charming face that gave the species its name.

Diet
• Soft or rotting wood
• Leaf litter and decaying plant matter
• Calcium sources (e.g., cuttlebone, eggshell)
• Protein (e.g., freeze-dried shrimp, minnows, fish pellets, dried insects)
• Commercial insect food
• Vegetables (e.g., carrots, zucchini, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, cucumber)
• Fruits (e.g., bananas, apples, watermelon, mango)

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01/28/2026

These have got to be one of my favorite springtails
Ceratophysella (Lilac) springtails 25ct for $10
These springtails are not only very prolific but they're virtually invisible to your reptile. They blend right into the soil they do a great job and just look just like the soil so they don't get eaten.

They go extremely well with my dwarf purple isopods

The two together in a bundle is only $50!

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Big thanks to Stephen Heyser, Adam Hawkesfor all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!
01/27/2026

Big thanks to Stephen Heyser, Adam Hawkes

for all your support! Congrats for being top fans on a streak 🔥!

01/23/2026

Okay a lot of my regular clients know my cat's name because she is always sitting on the front porch waiting for you to get here to pick up your bugs!!

First person to comment her name gets these two free tickets to Pacific Northwest Reptile and Exotic Animal Show !!

Hint * I love pokémon GO so she's a pokémon character name if you search really hard in this post you might see her name

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