Armstrong's Cricket Farm Crickets
In a Nutshell
- Positive reviews mention crickets being alive and satisfactory.
- Negative reviews mention dead or dying crickets, insect infestation, and delivery issues.
- Ease of feeding to pets is mentioned and recommended as well as appropriate care must be taken.
Quick Verdict
Armstrong's Cricket Farm Crickets have received mixed reviews, and many customers reported issues with the product's quality and delivery. The customer that gave it 5-star praised its living state, and most of them expressed dissatisfaction with poor quality, incomplete order, ants in the box, and delayed shipment. Multiple issues have been reported.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Outdatedness, lack of proper forecasting and communication
Prevention: Better and more accurate supply and shipment process
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Healthy Crickets (1)
A handful of crickets arrived alive in small quantities.
Cons
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Dead Crickets (3) critical
Most of the received crickets were dead and moldy.
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Size Issue (1) major
Size disparity in crickets; some too large for intended use.
Tip: It might be a matter of arrangment.
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Multiple Insects (1) critical
The box contained ants and other insects besides crickets
Tip: Exclude insects from the package.
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Arrangement (2) major
There were practical mis-organization in cricket products.
Tip: Missing arrangement is one of corresponding damages for the workload
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Deliver Delay (1) minor
Production and shipping delay without enough consideration is making more concerns about order and supply.
Tip: There should be an improvement in supply chain.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
✗ Skip If
Durability & Care
Factors: Condition, Body
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are the size fairly accurate?
No!
Is it possible to survive many insects (like ants) in the same package?
Yes
How Effective Care Cam Help To Keep Those Crickets Alive?
Care tips and user recommendations are needed under customer circumstance.
Highlighted Reviews
"They were all a living"
"These were supposed to small and when they arrived they were all different sizes but a handful of extra large. I had been waiting days to feed my baby frogs and they needed to be little crickets. Not to mention there was probably only 30 alive, if that, most were dead and there was ants in the box s..."
Bottom Line
Pollute the reputation of Armstrong's Cricket Farm Crickets. The product obviously needs considerable care and it process of quality control and quality assurance should be revisited and improved in order to satisfy the customer needs.