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That's part of the problem, the availability of Dubias are also a major cause. Some people regularly use crickets and just refuse to change as well.

I'm assuming that by this you mean if Dubia roach diseases are worse than that of a cricket, I would say that the cricket definitely has more of an issue with that, being able to carry parasites and such. But as i stated, some inexperienced buyers may think that Dubia Roaches have severe...

kek, if i had to pick a second it'd be the Rice Moth, Corcyra cephalonica. Those things were such a nuisance back when i was younger, they'd fly out of rice bags in swarms and flutter around my house for an uncomfortably long time. (Ps: fleas suck too)

Well you see, some beginners don't exact check the roach's status before they impulse buy the roaches, some breeders don't put a very good effort at breeding the roaches and will just store them into a box for clumsy buyers. Yes, usually the Dubia Roach usually doesn't transmit diseases, however...

Not exactly sure? My tarantulas just don't attempt to attack the top of a roach, and will leave it alone until it flips over.

Oh you'd be surprised, they are very small and feed on pretty much anything organic, they fit right into small cracks and can easily swarm your kitchen.

A picture would help analyzing greatly, assuming that you haven't found out the reason for your cricket's unusual passing already. You'd be surprised at how easily crickets drown, i've had crickets that jump on one another and forced the other to drown, (They were kept as feeders however and i...

Dubia roaches are an excellent feeder roach, they are low fat and also rich in nutritional values. However some tarantulas won't be able to immediately figure out how to get to the soft bottom of the roach, with my tarantulas they'd fiddle around with it when hungry, and then leave it alone...

Pharaoh ants, i absolutely despise those things. I'l open up my freezer and see about 50 of them trying to rob food from me, the worst part is that there was so much dirt on it that i had to throw the food away anyways. Next day i found Pharaoh ants in my garbage can.