Synonyms: Greenhouse Stone Cricket, Spider Cricket, Tachycines asynamorus.
"Could turn up worldwide anywhere humans provide suitable habitat. Easily transported in freight, luggage, and nursery stock. Introduced into and apparently now locally common in most of Europe and in the U.S. and southernmost Canada from the Atlantic coast to the east base of the Rockies. Probably originated in China." (BugGuide)
Compare recent arrival to North America, Japanese Camel Cricket (Diestrammena japanica). See also genus Ceuthophilus.
"Perhaps originally found in caves or similar environments. In North America common in basements, cellars, wells, irrigation boxes, sheds, under benches in greenhouses, and similar relatively warm dark damp or humid environments. Often found in aggregations of many individuals. Where conditions are excessively dry, these insects usually are not found." (BugGuide)
There are 474 records in the project database.
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