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Acheta testacea Walker
Field crickets are normally 15–25 millimetres (0.6–1.0 in) in size, depending on the species, and can be black, red or brown in color. While both males and females have very similar basic body plans, each has its own distinguishing feature(s).
Found in all regions of the world, especially in the tropics.
I found it in my toilet when i'm taking a bath
Spotted on Jan 11, 2012
Submitted on Jan 11, 2012
3 Comments
It's not "Gryllus assimilis" I think that it should be "Acheta testacea Walker" and I will change my description.
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That's rather blurry, and your description says there are 900 species of crickets. Are you certain that is Gryllus assimilis? A quick Google tells me that species is native to Jamaica and the West Indies, but has also made it to Florida.
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