Buy Live Crickets - Fluker's Cricket Farm is a premiere online supplier of cheap feeder insects for sale. Crickets are an excellent choice to offer as prey for your reptile and our best seller.
Ordering Live Feeder Crickets in the winter. Now that winter weather has begun, we recommend checking our shipping information page before ordering Live crickets or any other Live Insects. Cold temperatures can greatly impact the odds of receiving your crickets live and healthy. See our live delivery guarantee before placing your order.
Selective Breeding - Crickets (Acheta domestica) from multiple farms throughout the country were mixed and bred for over 60 generations into a special strain called the “American Mix”. This is why our Acheta domestica have less mortality upon delivery and survive longer after they arrive, up to 8 weeks with proper care and nutrition. We recommend a temperature range of 70-75F during the day and at night to keep their metabolism and immune system functioning properly. These insects are a rich source of protein and when gut loaded properly offer many other nutritional benefits to reptiles. Buy your reptile the best feeder insects for sale online today.Help your feeder insects live longer and provide more nutrition to your reptiles with Fluker's feeder insect supplements. Check out Fluker's Orange Cube Complete Cricket Diet for a complete all in one food and water source. Also available two varieties of quencher gel, Original Quencher and Quencher with Calcium. Add Fluker's Hi-cal Cricket Diet with our quencher products to give you insects the nutrition your reptile requires.
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We Guarantee Live Delivery of your insect order. Should you experience a problem we will issue a credit at our discretion the value of the lost insects. We do not credit, refund or guarantee the cost of shipping. The cost of shipping is final and non-refundable. We offer a great variety of shipping options from Fedex and United States Postal Service. These options vary greatly in service level and price. Please pick the option best suited for your area and needs. You have 2 business days from receipt of your order to report a loss. Please report all claims promptly. Claims made after the 2 business day notification window will not be honored. To request a credit please call our sales team at 1 800 735-8537 or use our Credit Request Form.
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Fluker Farms guarantees live delivery when temperatures are as low as 16 degrees at the destination and/or regional sort facilities during estimated transit times. While most insect growers simply refuse to ship at temperatures below this threshold, Fluker Farms recognizes how much you rely on live insect for your pet’s nourishment and feel you should have a choice in the matter. Therefore, we provide the following options when the weather drops to 0-15 degrees (we will not ship to any areas below 0 degrees).
| Orders placed before 3 pm CT Monday-Thursday and orders placed prior to 10 am CT on Friday will ship same-day provided the selected Shipping Service Level is available that day (noted in green in table below.) If the shipping service level is not available for that day (noted in red in table below), then the order will be shipped on the following Monday. Please be aware that same-day shipping may be affected on postal holidays. | |||||
| Shipping Service Level | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| FedEx Overnight Priority/Standard | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Monday |
| FedEx 2nd Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Monday | |
| FedEx Ground | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Monday | |
| FedEx Home-Deilvery | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Monday |
| FedEx Express Saver 3 Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Monday | ||
| USPS First Class Est. Delivery: 2-7 days | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day |
| USPS Priority Mail Est. Delivery: 2-3 days | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day | Ships Same Day |
Which shipping method should I choose? We offer a wide variety of options for shipping your live insects. Using the chart above as reference, our customers can choose which shipping service will work best for them. It is important to take into account that transit times vary greatly between the different options. USPS First Class Mail can take up to 7 business days and Fedex Overnight is a one business day in transit service. What works well for some customers will not always work well for others. If it is during the hot summer months or cold winter months we recommend not using USPS First Class Mail because it is the slowest option and increases the risk of receiving your insects DOA. Make sure to check the weather, carefully taking into account transit time and places that your package will travel through. Also important to consider is the price between the shipping methods: USPS First Class Mail is the cheapest, Fedex Priority Overnight is the most expensive with many options in between. We try to provide as much information as possible but it is ultimately up to the customer to make the best choice based on weather and the quality of delivery services available to your area.
For more information on how to take care of your crickets, go to the Cricket Care Sheet.
Click here for information on how to convert your reptile from live insects to a freeze dried diet.
Amazing job on shipping. Amazing on just holding onto my crickets and waiting to ship until my cold snap in my area went away. I did a few orders in -20 degree weather and they did not last but that definitely isn't their fault. Once it got warmer above 20 degrees my crickets I would get were very lively and healthy. I order 250 to 500 at a time and i have a beardie i feed them to. I basically am raising the crickets myself and yes they're very healthy.
Last package took 5 days. And almost half of the crickets were dead. Had another time i ordered 100 crickets. And got 100 full size superworms instead. ( Couldn't use them I have baby dragons). Had to run to store over a hour away to get them crickets so they could eat. Lady was nice though and sent me the right order. Now maybe I'm just having bad luck so I won't be too harsh on the rating. Not happy with the service tho at all. And don't think I'll be ordering anything else from here. Sorry. Maybe I'll try again one day. I feel like I overrated y'all. Seriously, seeing how I've only ordered a few times. And got a wrong order, and takes a week to get here leaving me mostly dead crickets. It has left bad impression on me. Like I said I wasn't so harsh on the rating because I'm sure y'all aren't that bad. But taking 5 days to get a package seems excessive. Umm when I mail someone something it takes 2-3 days. Below average. But I hooked you up with 3 star.
Crickets were very small, I paid extra for 6 week crickets. They are very small and most were dead. These crickets make the little ones at Petsmart look like giants. Total waste of money.
bareley 250 crickets when I opened package and of those 250 200 have been belly up dead for 2 days
When my son just opened our order of crickets there were over half that were dead in the box. Not really sure what to expect. This was my first time ordering live crickets online.
I saw some reviews that said half their crickets arrived dead or all of them were dead but I ordered 1000 crickets in the middle of winter and it took about 3 days to get here and it looked like 90% were still alive. I honestly wouldn’t of cared if half of them were dead because I’m saving a lot vs going to a pet store.
All the crickets were dead upon delivery!! I would look elsewhere for crickets!!!
Our purchase was 3 days late, nothing to do with Flurer’s Farm, postal service. We received them the day after Veterans Day. When we opened them up there were very few deceased ones. Our boy and his anoles are enjoying them. Thanks !!
I ordered 100 3/4” crickets and they arrived in a timely manner. I opened the canister and dumped them into my cricket keeper to find that approx. half were dead. Now that the crickets are in my cricket keeper I can’t just dig around trying to separate live from dead, it was chaos! No big deal I thought, my gecko is gonna eat these fast anyway. Welp, she did eat them fast but still not fast enough. The cricket corpses created a post apocalyptic environment and bred worms and flying bugs. It was a nightmare and a nightmare I won’t be repeating.
