Armstrong Crickets

11/12/2024

10/03/2024

The green-and-black poison dart frog (Dendrobates auratus) is a strikingly colored, marble patterned native of Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, and Colombia. In 1932, the species was intentionally introduced in Hawai’i for mosquito control. In its native habitat, this tiny species is a highly toxic animal, but due to the change in their diet, poison dart frogs maintained under human care are not toxic.
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10/03/2024

10/03/2024

Little bit of sexy incoming mail, amelanistic from

10/03/2024

Entranced with the gaze on this ghost glass frog snapped by on Instagram 😵💖 TRR is made possible by Pangea Reptile

07/24/2024

Armstrong's Cricket Farm denounces the use of feeder insects for any and all political protests. 🦗🐛🦗🐛🦗🐛 Why couldn't it have been roaches?

A pro-Palestinian organization posted a video Wednesday in which it purported to have unleashed maggots and other critters at Washington, DC’s Watergate hotel, where some of the Israeli deleg…

04/29/2024

The Armstrongs are the originators of America's cricket farming industry. Serving North America since 1947, we grow crickets and worms as feeder insects.