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| Size | Age | Length | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pinhead | 0–7 days after hatch | Under 1/8 in | Hatchling geckos, tiny frogs, spiderlings |
| Small | ~2 wk | ~1/4 in | Juvenile reptiles and frogs |
| Medium | ~3–4 wk | ~1/2 in | Most requested size: juvenile bearded dragons, leopard geckos |
| Large | ~5–6 wk | ~3/4 in | Adult leopard geckos, young chameleons |
| Adult | 6–7+ wk | ~3/4–1 in | Adult bearded dragons, monitors, tarantulas |
Sizes are body length, not counting antennae; ages from hatch (house crickets at 86–90°F). Rule of thumb: offer crickets no longer than the space between your animal's eyes.
Acheta domesticus
The classic brown feeder: active, meaty and easy to gut-load. Raising one species means every order is consistent, from pinhead to adult.
54 designs of your favorite pets hugging a happy cricket, each on a soft tee ($24.99) or an 11 oz mug ($16.99). Add them to any order.
Space, airflow and dryness matter more than anything else.
What your crickets eat is what your reptile eats.
Avoid choking and impaction with the eye-gap rule.
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