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    Survey of US mantid species locations

    Thanks, but I am only interested in the species I listed.
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    Survey of US mantid species locations

    Example European - PA Carolina - NC
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    Survey of US mantid species locations

    I am trying to get reasonable ranges of some mantid species at the state level on maps to include on info sheets that go with live exhibits for the annual BugFest here at the Natural Science Museum this September in Raleigh. This does not have to be perfect. I am going to assume the Chinese is...
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    Range Maps

    Each one would be mapped separately. This doesn't have to be perfect. I would like to know though where the following species are found in the USA in the wild on a state level. Thesprotia graminis Brunner's Mantis Chinese European TX Unicorn Carolina For example, I don't think the...
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    Wanted - Brunneria borealis and Thesprotia graminis

    Brunner's Mantis (Brunneria borealis) and Grass Mantis (Thesprotia graminis) wanted.
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    Range Maps

    I am looking for a source showing the range (preferably in map form) of both native/invasive and exotic species of mantids.
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    African Budwing pairs

    I have 3 pairs of African Budwing (Parasphendale agrionina) mantid pairs (M/F) for $9 each. I've lost track of the exact molt stage, but based on size, these look to be two molts from adulthood. Female Male Adult Female
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    "Ghost" Mantis

    Actually, it is a European Mantis. I did not realize they could be so pale. I'll be trying to mate her with my male (who is bright green) in a couple weeks.
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    Stagmomantis species

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    Taking a Mantis from the Wild

    I've taken several snakes out of the wild here and kept them (and released them). I don't see this as a problem. The snakes I am taking are not endangered nor are they in any demand in the pet trade which means they are not being harvested for that purpose. Black Rat Snakes, Garter Snakes ...
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    Phidippus spiders

    Yes, I find audux, clarus, and ostiosus here
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    what kind of spider is this?

    Looks like a Steatoda species (cob web spider, related to widows but venom is not significant)
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    Buddhism?

    There are great books on the subject. Check out Amazon.com or your local library. That's the best way to get insight into this philosophy.
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    Orchid ooth hatched!

    The one orchid ooth I've had so far I kept in a 32 oz delicup, attached to the lid. Lid was sealed with packing tape and a wet paper towel was place in the bottom. Misted once a week. Hatched about 50 nymphs after 5 weeks in the upper 70s to 80F over 3 days (only 3 on the 3rd day). About 6-8...
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    Blue Bottle Flies

    The flies or the larva?
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    Stagmomantis species

    Carolina mating
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    Blue Bottle Flies

    It's not the kind of fuzzy mold you might see on fruit. Rather, the substrate darkens and takes on a greenish hue.
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    Orchid Hatch

    Orchid ooth hatched this past weekend.
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    Blue Bottle Flies

    I don't do anything with the sawdust the maggots are in. After 2 months, the substrate molds on me. I can't recall whether mold affected the maggots. Something lost in the back of my brain tells me I let the maggots pupate for reasons other than speeding up the time from fridge to fly. I...
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    Blue Bottle Flies

    I just set out the last of my Blue Bottle Fly pupae to hatch from my most recent order from Grubco. These were ordered May 23rd. I was able to get them to last for over 2 months by doing the following. Upon receipt, divide the group in half. Place one half as maggots straight into the...
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