1000 Medium (1/2") Live Banded

Order arrived on first day as stated all alive and in great shape. Will be a return customer.

First off I want to say I am so glad that someone told me 1000X to order my krickets from Amazon and from this company and finally gave in and just did it! My life is so much easier not having to run to petco every 3-4 days and half of those dieing on me! Not to mention I buy 500 at a time for $21 and going to petco I would get 3 dozen (because they dont last long) at a time at $.17 cents a piece coming to $6.12 every 3 days or now I spend $21 for $500 and I'm good for almost 3 weeks, it's a no brainer! I've seen a lot of bad reviews and I understand every order can't be perfect but this is my 3rd order and I don't count the crickets because I dont touch them lol but to last as long as 3 weeks their has to be at least 500 and when my new order comes in I clean out my cricket box before putting the new ones in and I never count more than 2 dead crickets! These crickets are fast and full of energy! Thank you so much!

I was excited when the box arrived on time i opened it to find almost all of the crickets alive i countes 18 dead. So i was thinking great this is awesome!!I received this box on a friday late afternoon. I feed 25 crickets a day to my lizard i started feeding the new crickets to him on sat morning today is monday and i only have 67 crickets left. Yes i counted 67 left i have feed my lizard 3 times at 25 each feeding that is 75 then add 67 and 18 for the dead that is NO WHERE NEAR 500 CRICKETS!!! I can get 100 xl crickets from petco for 8 bucks i will not be ordering again!

The way that I recieved the crickets the first time was great only a few dead crickets and about 6 to 7 large chunks of potato in there for the guys to munch on. And after keeping them in my cricket totes they lasted almost well over a month with food and water changes every 3 days. It was excellent and decently priced. And if you house them right over time these are a great option for breeding as I had got a few pin batches out of them.Buuuttt...Unfortunately this last time I bought crickets. When they arrived I immediately noticed when I opened the box that a bunch on the egg crates were either dead or not moving. So I carefully dumped the dead or weak crickets into a separate bin.While I was doing this I noticed this time there was only 4 small pieces of potato that were heavily eaten.I estimated some 150 dead crickets out of my 1000 order. Wrote it off as stuff happens. But immediately after keeping these crickets in the same totes and environment conditions as my other crickets.these started dying off FAST upwards of 25 to 50 a day.There soils, temp, humid, food and water have been constantly observed and adjusted accordingly to keep the little guys happy.So my review is 4 stars. Its gonna be a hit or miss buying crickets so far ive had a 50/50 experience. But regardless its still worth trying if you have lotts of reptiles.

These crickets always make it to my home healthy and alive. I am a repeat customer with these crickets because this is the only company that has sent me a package with all 250 alive! Not ONE died! My daughter and I were shocked trying to find at least one carcass.I will say it does make a difference based on who your Post Office person is and how they deliver the package. We have 1 person who will set them on our doorstep at 9am so they do not die in the hot sun, but the other person will stick them in the mailbox to roast!They always come with a couple of potatoes to feed them, and we have found a small terrarium works best to keep them alive until they can become meals for my Leopard Geckos.

Got to the house fast but half dead

So its just about time in illinois where you can get insects delivered by post without them dying. I brought this box in in the evening. Opened it in the tank because who needs hundreds of cricks roaming their ducts. ( those stories always make me laugh) and a huge pile just landed in the bottom of the tank. I know crickets look dead when they are cold and the seller said they would be good down to 25 deg f.So i crossed my fingers and low and behold when i looked in the tank they were all moving around happily in their new luxury accommodations unaware of their fate as lizard food. Obviously i didn't count them, but eyeballing theres at least 1000 of them of various sizes. Some of those beatles that clean the tank are also in there, and i dont mind those, though i would reccomend killing the larvae if you spot it because my experience is that some is good, but they breed fast. I don't know if lizards should eat those and they fly so they are an escape hazard but they eat dead things so stop your crickets smelling bad if they die.

Wrong and inconsistent sizes - first time I ordered they were all well over 1/2 inch, second time they were all well under 1/2 inch.Not recommended.