08/27/2026
Honestly, the idea of breeding your own crickets sounds great until you’re actually doing it.
On paper, you put a few crickets in a tub, keep them warm, and save some cash. In reality? You’re suddenly managing 88-degree heat zones, sifting out toxic waste every single day so ammonia doesn't wipe out the bin, changing hydration media constantly so baby pinheads don't drown, and praying a sudden virus doesn't collapse months of effort overnight.
By the time you pay for the electricity, heating pads, replacement egg flats, and factor in your own time (plus the smell), breeding at home can easily cost over 20 cents a cricket.
We take on all that daily labor, heat management, and biosecurity so you don't have to. From tiny pinheads to full jumbos, we raise calcium-fortified crickets for just pennies apiece and ship them straight to your door.
If you want to see the full scientific breakdown of why cricket colonies crash (and how we run ours), I put together an in-depth blog post detailing the exact life cycles and care specs.
👇 Check the first comment below to find the full blog post and storage guide!
From Pinheads to Jumbo Crickets - we've got your crickets!
Carolina Crickets
Formerly the Warren Cricket Farm
Hand-raised since 1947 - a legacy that leaps!