Recent content by drotski

I am assuming, I could be wrong...they are saying that you must have the proper certifications to own these, to clear themselves of problems. This website is well-known as a terrible source, they usually drop-ship (they do not actually have the specimens at their facility, they just arrange the...

Can you please provide a link? I do not see these on their website anywhere. It would be very illegal if it was actually there. 

Does anyone in the US have a subadult or fresh adult male Deroplatys lobata they could sell me? Thanks. 

Brunneria borealis ooths for sale. The large one is $25, two mediums are $15 each, and the small is $10. All 4 for $60. Shipping $6. US only. 

I ordered a Brunner's mantis adult, and a brunner's ooth at a very good price. The mantis arrived alive and well, and a bonus small ooth was thrown in for free. Very satisfied, good communication, would definitely do business with again. 

Title says it all, I do not have much mantis money available right now, so I am open to breeding loans/trades. I should have double shield ooth available soon. Located in the US, zip 04240. 

A little over a year ago, I sent Andrew an adult male griffin mantis, on the agreement that he can repay me somehow in the future. My species count was starting to get low recently, so I sent him a message seeing if he had anything available that he could part with, and we agreed on an L4 female...

I am the exact same situation, but I have never seen one outside of captivity. I am thinking they would be very difficult to do seven if you knew where to look. 

2 to you, 2 to me, 2 to Maine Art Glass Studio. 

That means at least 6 of them were shipped to Maine from there. You need to check out the insect and butterfly museum, inside Maine Art Glass Studio in Lisbon Falls. He has thousands of specimens on display, and a bunch of live stuff. This is where I found out where to get them (and what made me...

I ordered them here: https://wardsci.com/store/catalog/product.jsp?product_id=15155247

Very nice, and I don't mind taking blame!

I have plenty of oak leaves if you need any. Mine also love cucumber and spinach. My friend that first showed me these, received a monster-sized one also. My other one was still big, but smaller. [/img]

That is an excellent idea, I never thought to try a piece of glass. 

I do have that book, thanks for the advice. Even though I know what to look for, I have a hard time identifying it. Partially because black and white sketches and the real thing look different, and partially my horrible eyes (severe farsightedness, my contacts allow me to function, but this type...