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Looking for a sub/adult male orchid mantis for my female. I have one male currently but he doesn't seem like the most dependable breeder so more males to confirm a connection would be nice. Willing to make a deal for ooths US only.

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Make sure to spray the paper towel periodically to make sure it stays humid.

I have an adult female who's three weeks past her final molt so she'll be ready to breed soon. I'm looking for an adult male to pair her with so if anyone would like to workout a deal or even sell a male to me that'd be great. DM if interested.

A few years back I bought a few of these guys, leading to me breeding them and selling off all the nymphs. I chose not to keep any nymphs as I was at a time where I wouldn't be able to raise more and wanted to move on to other species. Looking at the hobby now they seem to have fallen out which...

Flat surfaces are preferred as they are a bark mantis. A bit warmer than room temp with a bit of humidity is probably best.

I'm curious as to how you guys pack/ship oothecae compared to actual mantises.

I’m looking for a young orchid mantis nymph. If anyone has some for sale, please let me know.

90-100 degrees Fahrenheit is a good range to keep them at.

I have more Eremiaphila nymphs for sale, l2-4. USA only. $12 each. DM for more info. NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Those look like wingbuds to me, not adult wings. 

Eremiaphila sp. nymphs l2-l3. USA only. Discounted from $20 in my previous post to $15. DM if interested.

I have l2-l4 Eremiaphila sp. nymphs for sale. $20 each + shipping. USA only. DM if interested.

At what temperature and below do you guys include heat packs when shipping mantids?

I contacted mantiszoo.com about this since they're currently selling desert mantis nymphs and bred them recently. This is what they said, "Hello and thanks for reaching out.  We have used both [fruit flies and firebrats] and honestly see no difference. We use fruit flies now because, like you...