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Sorry to hear that. I've heard of people losing thousand in corals when a fish tank heater malfunctioned but never heard of terrestrial losses. What kind of heater was it?

Chinese are delicate, especially if it's too dry, but usually Stagmomantis are hardy. You probably have too much ventilation or airflow.

Some species are difficult and bark mantids are hard to house. They often climb to lids, hang themselves from the back legs and die.

Very nice. What city is that in? An urban area?

The ones I had disappeared shortly after the lichen was removed.

What are you feeding them?

Wasn't the movie mostly about ants? I look forward to seeing this but your review may put it near the bottom of my list of things to watch one day.

You might consider a book. https://www.amazon.com/Isopod-Zoology-Biology-Husbandry-Cultivars/dp/1616464887

Love these.

Welcome back! What species are you planning to get first?

I've watched many drink but maybe not the early instars so much since they have to be kept more humid.

Welcome to your future!🪳

Hello Michael, They'll probably do better at a bigger size like sea turtles

What does it look like?

Immature and female Porcellio expansus witches potion (adult males have gigantic uropods).

If you do it right they don't eat the male. You give them space in a large screen cage and watch closely to separate if attack (you can be too late with one bite though). You can try night time intro but not sure how well that works.

Most people use bits of screen or dried plant material. Live plants would be difficult.

Hope today is going great for everyone!

Welcome! Ghosts are a great choice. I'd suggest starting with a few older nymphs, the hatchlings might be a little tough the first time around.