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Live crickets in San Antonio, TX

Local delivery on orders of $100 or more, and pick-up for smaller orders. We're based right here in San Antonio.

Pick-up and delivery in San Antonio

The Cricket Depot is a San Antonio, Texas feeder supplier. Local keepers can pick up their order, and orders of $100 or more can be delivered. We'll text you the pick-up details once your order is confirmed.

Need crickets every week? Ask about a weekly standing order and we'll set it up for you.

San Antonio heat: never leave crickets in a closed car. In San Antonio summers they can die in minutes. Keep them at 75–85°F and out of the sun.

Place a local orderText (210) 461-9760See prices

How local orders work

  1. Choose your crickets and supplies on the order page (select pick-up or local delivery).
  2. We text or email to confirm availability and your total.
  3. Pick up your order, or we deliver orders of $100+.

Prefer to text? (210) 461-9760

Not in San Antonio?

We ship live crickets free anywhere in Texas, Monday through Wednesday, with weather holds and a live arrival guarantee. See shipping & guarantee.

✅Live Arrival Guarantee
🚚Ships Mon–Wed
🌡️Weather-Checked Routes
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Frequently asked questions

Do you deliver crickets in San Antonio?

Yes. In San Antonio we deliver orders of $100 or more. Smaller orders are pick-up.

Can I set up a standing order?

Yes. Ask about a weekly standing order.

When do live crickets ship?

Orders ship Monday through Wednesday, weather permitting, in ventilated boxes with egg crate, food and moisture for the trip. Tracking is sent by text or email the day your order leaves.

What if the crickets arrive dead?

Our live arrival guarantee covers you: text or email a photo of the unopened box within 2 hours of delivery and we'll reship or refund. Small losses in transit (under about 10%) are normal and covered by the extra crickets we pack.

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