Inquiry Has anyone used DBDPet (www.dbdpet.com)?

[Dyscophus antongilii]

Hi All,

I am considering getting crickets from DBDPet. This is the website: http://www.dbdpet.com/crickets/ . Does anyone have any experience?

Thanks for your time and looking.

 

[MomofDnNnD]

I've bought feeders from them and everything turned out just fine. I would recommend them as a supplier. Nice products, and nice family.

 

[Dyscophus antongilii]

Thank you for much for your prompt response. I am sorry for my less then prompt response.

Can I ask how long ago you purchased from them?

Thanks again for your time.

 

[MomofDnNnD]

I purchased from them recently, it was in the past 2 months and have used their feeders multiple times.

 

[Dyscophus antongilii]

Thanks so much. I can't wait to order from them!

 

[Mike Schultz]

I see the whole crew at many shows we both vend, and we do pick up feeders and supplies from them fairly frequently. Would recommend!

 

[DBDPet.com]

Thanks so much. I can't wait to order from them!

@herpotology8

We stand by each and every shipment we send out, we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you have any problems with your order we have a dedicated customer service representative ready to help. You can reach Kyle, at (855)323-5655 or [email protected]

Hope this helped .

Oh just so you know, we ship our crickets out on Wednesdays, as we get a fresh batch of crickets in every Wednesday.

Thanks!

 

[Dyscophus antongilii]

I see the whole crew at many shows we both vend, and we do pick up feeders and supplies from them fairly frequently. Would recommend!

Thanks, for posting all that pertinent information. Plus, thank you, for your time and attention on this matter.

We stand by each and every shipment we send out, we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Thank you, for that information.

If you have any problems with your order we have a dedicated customer service representative ready to help. You can reach Kyle, at (855)323-5655 or [email protected]

I see. Thank you, again, for that information.

Hope this helped .

All of the above was very helpful. At least, in my humble opinion. I do have a question, what species of cricket do you breed: Acheta domestica or Gryllodes sigillatus?

Oh just so you know, we ship our crickets out on Wednesdays, as we get a fresh batch of crickets in every Wednesday.

I see, so, that means I need to order on a Monday or a Tuesday, in order to get a Thursday delivery?

 

[DBDPet.com]

Thanks, for posting all that pertinent information. Plus, thank you, for your time and attention on this matter.


Thank you, for that information.


I see. Thank you, again, for that information.


All of the above was very helpful. At least, in my humble opinion. I do have a question, what species of cricket do you breed: Acheta domestica or Gryllodes sigillatus?


I see, so, that means I need to order on a Monday or a Tuesday, in order to get a Thursday delivery?

You are very welcome. We usually recommend ordering between Friday-Tuesday morning. This way we ensure we can order enough for that weeks orders.

Depending on where you are located it would be Thursday, Friday, or Saturday delivery. We are in NJ so if you are located in, California it would probably be Saturday, but if you are in NY, or PA it would be Thursday.

We do not breed our own crickets, we buy them from a farm that breeds them on a massive scale (2 million or so a week is what I am told). We need to have our order in with them on Tuesday morning, so we can have someone pick them up on Wednesday. I will get back to you with the species of cricket they are. They are not the banded crickets, if that is what you are wondering.

We order enough for the orders we have for the week, and we usually order a little bit extra 1/4 inch, 1/2 inch, and 3/4 inch in case we get any orders later Tuesday, or Wednesday. After Wednesday night all orders will go out the following week, with our next batch of fresh crickets.

Hope this helped.

 

[Dyscophus antongilii]

You are very welcome.

I would also like to thank you for your continued patience.

We usually recommend ordering between Friday-Tuesday morning. This way we ensure we can order enough for that weeks orders.

Thank you, for that information. I am very sorry for the confusion earlier.

Depending on where you are located it would be Thursday, Friday, or Saturday delivery. We are in NJ so if you are located in, California it would probably be Saturday, but if you are in NY, or PA it would be Thursday.

Again, thank you, for that information. I am sorry for the confusion earlier.

We do not breed our own crickets, we buy them from a farm that breeds them on a massive scale (2 million or so a week is what I am told).

Your prices are amazing considering you do not breed your own insects. That is a LOT of crickets!

We need to have our order in with them on Tuesday morning, so we can have someone pick them up on Wednesday.

I see. Thank you, again, for that information.

I will get back to you with the species of cricket they are.

Yes, please, let me know the species of cricket they are.

They are not the banded crickets, if that is what you are wondering.

I was wondering, if, they where Gryllodes sigillatus. But, please, let me know the species you sell.

We order enough for the orders we have for the week, and we usually order a little bit extra 1/4 inch, 1/2 inch, and 3/4 inch in case we get any orders later Tuesday, or Wednesday.

I see, I promise that I will try and order on/at the "appropriate" day/time interval. But, that is very good to know.

After Wednesday night all orders will go out the following week, with our next batch of fresh crickets.

I see, thank you, for that information!

Hope this helped.

Yes, that was very helpful. I do have one more question once we know the species of cricket. Hopefully, you do not mind.

 

[Badgsx]

I bought a bunch of supplies as well as 500 adult crickets from these guys at a show in Manchester NH, about 2 months ago. They had just about every reptile supply imaginable and the crickets were some of the best I've ever bought. I don't think there was a single dead one in the box. The crickets I got from them were just the common house cricket that most suppliers carry (Acheta domesticus).