Acheta domesticus Enhance your pets' diet with our premium fresh crickets in three convenient sizes. Our customers love them — give them a try! Nutritional Excellence Crickets are raised on a nutritious diet that includes grains and vegetables, ensuring they are packed with essential nutrients beneficial for your reptiles and amphibians. They are an excellent addition to a varied diet, offering high protein content and essential vitamins and minerals that promote healthy growth, energy, and overall vitality. Sizes Available Small (1/4" - 1/2"): Ideal for smaller reptiles or those needing a smaller prey size. Medium (1/2" - 3/4"): Perfect for a variety of reptiles and amphibians, offering a moderate size for easy consumption. Large (3/4" - 1"): Suited for larger reptiles, providing a substantial meal per cricket. Nutritional Profile (per cricket) Moisture: 70-75% Protein: 15-20% Fat: 3-5% Fiber: 2-3% Ash: 1-2% Vitamins and Minerals Vitamin A: Essential for vision and immune function. Vitamin B12: Supports nervous system function and blood formation. Calcium: Crucial for bone health and muscle function. Phosphorus: Supports energy metabolism and bone structure. Magnesium: Necessary for muscle and nerve function, as well as energy production. Fatty Acid Profile Crickets provide a balanced profile of essential fatty acids, including Omega-3 and Omega-6, which support brain function and immune response. Benefits for Reptiles and Amphibians High Protein Content: Supports muscle development and tissue repair. Essential Nutrients: Promotes overall health, immune function, and vitality. Natural Prey Item: Encourages natural hunting behaviors. Care Instructions Ensure your crickets thrive with these care tips: Housing: Use a well-ventilated container with smooth sides to prevent escape. Substrate: Provide a substrate like egg cartons or paper towel for hiding and climbing. Temperature: Maintain temperatures between 75-85°F for optimal growth and activity. Feeding: Offer vegetables like carrots or leafy greens for hydration and nutrition. Cleaning: Regularly clean the container and remove uneaten food to prevent mold and bacteria.
