Dubia are not legal in Florida, if you are looking for [Florida legal roaches] try our [Discoid Roaches]. All sizes and counts of dubia roaches for sale in one place! Just select a size and count. It's that easy! These dubias are a great choice for many insectivorous and omnivorous reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates, such as bearded dragons, large leopard geckos, veiled chameleons, pacman frogs, and tarantulas.  To prevent potential choking, lizards should not be fed dubias larger than the space between their eyes. Dubias should always be lightly dusted with calcium powder prior to feeding. We consolidate all roach quantities of the same size into 1 container unless ordering "pet store only" products. Nutrition Facts: Moisture — 65.6% Protein — 23.4% Fat — 7.2% Ash — 1.2% Fiber — 2.9% For best nutrition, don't neglect to gutload your feeder dubias with our high-quality Dubia Diet and Dubia Dew! -----   We do all counts by a combination of both count and weight in grams since what really matters is the “weight” to feed your pet. Whether you have 90 bugs that weigh 9g or 110 bugs that weigh 9g, your pet will still get the same amount of food by weight. We always weigh heavy to insure over count for dead and undersized dubia. You may receive slightly more or less than you order depending on size. Example: If you order 50 dubia you could receive as little as 45 as a worst case scenario, but you could also receive as many as 60. In most cases you will receive more. We package our dubia in cups up to a certain quantity, after which they must be packaged in a box. Each size has a different limit for this, and as the dubia gets bigger, this limit is reached quicker. Here are the limitations: 1/4" XS - Up to 1k will be packaged in cups3/8" S - Up to 1k will be packaged in cups1/2" S - Up to 800 will be packaged in cups5/8" M - Up to 400 will be packaged in cups3/4" M - Up to 300 will be packaged in cups1" L - Up to 100 will be packaged in cups1.25" XL - Up to 100 will be packaged in cups We do not ship dubias to Florida, Hawaii, or outside the US. All dubia nymphs are a mix of male and female; they are not sexed unless otherwise specified. -----