Ghann's Cricket farm

[SludgeMunkey]

Best online retailer I have ever done business with.

Prices are in many cases 50% less than all the rest.

A recent order of Phoenix worms, with overnight morning delivery shipping cost me 26 bucks. Total.

The exact same order from another larger retailer cost 32.50, WITHOUT shipping included.

http://www.ghann.com/store/store_sub.cfm?Category_ID=5

I highly suggest you try them out.

[Kurt]

I think I will try them next month for my crickets.

[John]

Kurt, tell them you are ordering because of Johnny's testimonial on frogforum.net .

[SludgeMunkey]

I took the time to give them some positive feedback on their own site also. To my surprise, the owner Clay Ghann, sent me a reply the next day. A non-form letter e-mail was very impressive to me.

[Kurt]

Kurt, tell them you are ordering because of Johnny's testimonial on frogforum.net .

I will try to remember that. I just got a case on Tuesday so it will be a while before I need more.

[SludgeMunkey]

Just placed another order with these folks for crickets. I am unable to get pinheads, or any other cricket smaller than 1/3rd of an inch here, so this is a godsend. I'll post the results tomorrow morning when the critters arrive.

Note: I ordered 1000 crickets total in two sizes (1/16th and 1/8th inches), next day air shipping- 36 USD and some change. We have some very hot weather in the near future, so I ordered big to get me through.

[Kurt]

Was that a thousand of each size?

[Paul Rust]

I ordered 1000 3/8" crickets from these guys yesterday and they arrived this morning. I must say that I am extremely impressed with them. The crickets are alive and active. There are only 3 dead crickets in the package!!! Very good job!!!
Thank you SludgeMunkey for turning me on to them, I told them that you referred me Johnny.

[SludgeMunkey]

You are welcome. I think what amazes me most is the availability of sizes. They can get you 5000 newly hatched size crickets alive too.

The hard part is the weather. If it gets too cold or too hot, crickets die. Personally, I do not order from them in the dead of winter here as it is a waste of effort for everyone involved. Some folks have troubles in the really hot parts of the year, but to date, I have not.