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You can find lots of them near San deigo. I believe those are Indian and still not native though.

I Checked also. Business is still open right? Or should I wait for the new site to make a purchase?

Chivalry, Well I am working on getting back there! I miss seeing orange! Thanks again everyone.

This is the second time I have heard this! Did this work on one hatch or multiples?

Wow. I wouldn't have thought of that. I need to pick up that book!

Nice. I haven't see too many green ones.

Nice read. His losses were staggering with the color cups. And didn't yield any color changing results. Someone on this forum was trying something similar but their name escapes me.

Agreed

Pm sent.

Thank you all for your kind words I live near LA so I see the blurred gender lines all the time. I quickly learned not to judge a book by its cover but it just human nature! Chivalry, I was born and raised in tn. I miss my home state.

I was shutting the lights off and noticed. Grabed my gear and very very carefully opened the container to snap a few pictures. He was molting over a stick so he might have mis molted had I not repositioned him. Two birds....one stone. Thanks beats

it was a little risky but you have to have fun with these bugs right?

I use tap water all the time. I boil it so it mixes faster.

Just got the same message. Very good tactic to gain awareness.

Classic Phil All I was saying is that personal expierence from members works better than what someone heard. If I missed a biological theory that you want to cite I will read it. I must have missed it in the thread.

Does anyone have a link to a list of the mantidae family?

Enough for me. I'll take this real world experience over "theories" and run with it. Thanks!

Room temp(65- 70) and less food.

Some people say sex them ASAP. Others say the male lives months once they molt to adult. I'm shooting for somewhere in between. Mine are L4 and I just now started slowing the males. I had them sexed at L2 though.

Me or spore? Check the top Abdominal section. If you see a v notch it female. Straight line it's male.