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Thank you.  

I might have one ot these up my sheeve.

Got some items in today from Thomas. Well packed items at a great price. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing. Very interest, I've stayed in Tubac a few times, which issn't very far from where you were at.

Received some goods today. All arrived in great shape from the east all the way to the west. Great communication, and well packed.

Have a few extra adult males. If anyone is in need for their female.

As is always the case, I have a few extra adult males at this time. Let me know if your adult female(s) are in need of a mate. US only.

Maybe the humidity @ 70% did them in. They need a dry place to pupae. Like dry wood shaving, or soil.

Could also be Stagmomantis limbata. I've been finding them in my yard lately, down in south orange county. I fed a blue bottle fly and a cricket to one Sunday afternoon, in my backyard. So looks like their coming out of the dry hills, to find food. Cause this dude was hungry, eating one...

Nice pics.

Received a species I haven't keep in over three year, thanks to Danny. Thank you for the wanderers.

Have the following nymphs available for US only: From Asia Deroplatys lobata - dead leaf mantis - L2's and 3's Deroplatys desiccata - sold out Rhombodera fusca - hooded mantis - L2's Creobroter pictipennis - Indian flower mantis - L2's all the way up to sub adults From Africa...

I have a extra newly laid ooth available at this time. D. lobata 40.00 shipped in a hatch cup. US only. Will post picture on my facebook page. Sold

This is most likely Creobroter nebulosa. :shifty:

Good to know. I never would of thought bean plant would be a insect trap. Aphids getting by, makes me wonder if ladybugs and their larve are able to move around. As well as ant species.