I pulled my B. dubia container out this morning to give them fresh water, food, and baby carrots, and discovered that there are plenty of babies in there. I was surprised, as the hallway they are in is about 70F-77F degrees year round, and I've seen it stated all over the place that they needed higher temperatures to breed. I guess not!
While this is certainly not a tragedy or anything, what it means is that B. dubia CAN infest your home if they escape, so try really hard not to let any get away from you.
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