Whats for dinner!?

[d75erica]

How many roaches and how often would you feed?
Is there anything special I should be doing for her age? Almost all the info you find on PACs is for the small young ones.. She's isn't small or young.

[DVirginiana]

Depends on the size of the roach. The different life stages for the dubia roaches have a pretty vast size difference, so it'll depend on what size dubias you're working with. There's a rule that's something like as much as they'll eat in a certain number of minutes, but it's escaping me right now. Hopefully someone who remembers it will reply (you can also do a search on here, it's been mentioned in loads of threads)

[Kurtis4500]

As much as they can eat in a 15min window

Depends on the size of the roach. The different life stages for the dubia roaches have a pretty vast size difference, so it'll depend on what size dubias you're working with. There's a rule that's something like as much as they'll eat in a certain number of minutes, but it's escaping me right now. Hopefully someone who remembers it will reply (you can also do a search on here, it's been mentioned in loads of threads)

[Thevacantface]

You may be having difficulty with the worms if they aren't Canadian night crawlers, which I know are hard to raise at home. Your typical worm will taste and smell bad to the frog. I really like dubias, much easier, less smell, and basically no escapees compared to crickets. You should be able to mail order some, but I would be cautious of it this time of year, depending on how remote you are in Alaska, and the current weather, they might not survive the trip.

[Lija]

Everybody has given a great advise already. I'll add a bit.
get Pacman food, powdered one, you can mix a ball in a size of a mouse, as a variety this food is convenient, but nightcrawlers are the best staple. You don't need to run to the store a lot, just get more at a time, add some dirt and put in a fridge. I have kept mine at one time for 8 months., but I ordered online a very big quantity.

[AKFROG]

Where in Alaska are you?