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That is fantastic news! That is also my predicament. The good stuff from the Far East can get very expensive, especially when you're switching half the substrate of a few larvae once every couple of months. I also heard they that don't do too well with changes in wood type and decay level once...

I apologize if I am violating any necro-bumping rules here. Richard, How are the beetles doing? Hope they have broken their inactivity! Will you be buying the larval rearing substrate(mmm rotting wood) from Japan/Taiwan or making it yourself?

Thank you for all the warm welcomes!

Thank you for the welcome. And Peter Clausen, that would be fantastic!

Greetings! People call me Theodore. I am a Physics and Engineering student at a Chicago university, and I've always been a little too fascinated with tropical plants and animals. In the past I've kept a few reptiles and amphibians, but never a mantis (I've had a Peacock Mantis Shrimp, though)...