Cricket is a fascinating animal that belongs to the scientific order “Orthoptera”. The other popular member of these order are katydids and grasshoppers. Based on the shared anatomical characterisitcis of Orthoptera insects, they are grouped together. These insects has common parts of body. What are body parts of a cricket? Crickets have several body parts … Read more
Scientists have identified 900+ species of crickets. They are insects and belong to the Gryllidae family. They closely resemble the grasshoppers. Egg, nymph, and adult are the three major stages of the Cricket life cycle. Crickets live 0 to 11 days in the egg stage, 6 weeks in the nymph stage, and approximately 6 weeks … Read more
Generally, crickets have yellowish-brown to brown color. Some may have black color. There are rare chances that you will find different colored cricket. Why are my crickets turning white (Albino Crickets)? Crickets turns white when they molt. These white crickets are referred as albino cricktes. Generally, crickets are brown in color but when they molt … Read more
Now days cricket insects are emerging as pets but most of the time people buy them from pet store as a meal for their reptile pets. Whether we keep them as pets or feeding them to reptile pets, we dont want them to die due to our negligence. How long do cricket lives? On an … Read more
