Pet Food
Armstrong's Cricket Farm 2 Week Old Crickets Pre Cup, 24 count
4.0
/10
Quality
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Value
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Design
0.0
Function
4.0
Durability
0.0
In a Nutshell
- Crickets were small and escaped easily
- Arrived alive and grew well in the habitat
- Consider better containment to avoid escapes
Quick Verdict
The crickets arrived alive and active but were small and could easily escape through the top of the habitat and shipping box. Those that did not escape grew well in the habitat.
Quick Stats
Reviews Analyzed
1
Would Recommend
0%
Would Buy Again
0%
Avg Lifespan
A few days to a couple of weeks
Pet Compatibility
🐕
Dogs
Caution
🐈
Cats
Caution
Critical Warnings
high
Cricket escapes very common
Prevention: Use crickets of adequate size or use a proper lid
Pros & Cons
Pros
Cons
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Small Size (1) critical
Cricket size makes containment difficult.
Tip: Provide adequate ventilation but with smaller escape ports suitable for the size of the crickets.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet owners with proper containment — Those who can ensure crickets do not escape
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners without proper containment — May experience escape issues due to small size
Durability & Care
Expected Lifespan
A few days to a couple of weeks
Factors: Containment methods used
Cleaning Methods
✗
Machine wash
✓
Hand wash
✓
Spot clean
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Provide a tight lid or cover with a breathable fabric
- 💡 Ensure crickets have a food source and water
Floor Compatibility
✓
Hardwood
✓
Tile
✓
Carpet
✓
Vinyl
✓
Laminate
Rating Distribution
4.0
1 reviews
5★
0%
4★
100%
3★
0%
2★
0%
1★
0%
Common Questions
How small are the crickets?
Very small, allowing them to escape through the cracks in the habitat and shipping box.
Do the crickets grow well in the habitat?
Yes, the ones that did not escape grew well in the habitat.
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Bottom Line
While the crickets were small and prone to escaping, they are alive and seem to grow well, making it a good value if you can properly contain them.
4.0
/10
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Below Average