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:eek: Thats one of the grossest things I ever heard! :chef: :no: :whistling:

Lucky lol! I"ve been trying to get some surinams for forever (after my cats got the culture <_< ) and I'm about to buy some from Zephyr. You wouldn't mind sparing a few, would you?

Okay cool.

Yep. The person was "having legal troubles" and "has had over 15 complaints in the past month" :D He apparently even got in a fight with my neighbor! lol :lol:

Wow, how big are they? Ae they tropical? They remind one of my leos who was born a dwarf and is all white :D

Okay so I got a reply from them! I'll quote the "important" parts: "Hello, It has come to our attention that you had gotten some mistreated goods..... the employee was said to have opened/reopen/take out items.... we need more evidence that he tampered with it... you will not be refunded...

Hmmmm. Interesting idea. What species do you have to work with? Surinams would work well, but they burrow. As for discoids, I really don't know. There's alot that can go wrong. Try asking this on the allpetroaches forum.

Wow!!!! If you breed them, I'll buy some!

Is that the "common" mantis that garden stores sell (the eggs?) Where I live they're easy to find as egg cases but few hatch out because idiots leave them out for the birds :excl: I've hatched a few, never reared them, though.

I sent a complaint... but I didn't take a pic :( And I have the feeling that since I was the one holding the package when I found it open, he'll make up some about how I opened it :mad: :no: :dots:

Okay. So I'd raise them on some wheat bran mixed with honey mixed with flour and keep them at 85(F)+ so they go on with their life cycle faster. Of course, you could ween them on just flour but only 1 out of about 500 would live. PS I've used and sold them as a feeder for darts lol

Phyllovates chlorophaea is what I'm prob. gonna get! Sphodromantis lineola looks tempting! Thanks for the welcome everyone B)

Hi, these grow grow slowly, are a pest species, always escape, etc. They're related to waxworms except waxworms aren't invasive species. I'd go with waxworms. :D

Cool! :D What species do you have? If you don't know about it/ aren't a member already, here's the roach forum: http://www.roachforum.com/index.php?act=idx

Oh yeah, my mailman! I ordered a heatpad for my $40 worth of cultures/supplies, and he drives up, (I'm sitting in my front yard) gets up, and gives me my package. Then I saw that it was open AND missing the heatpad. So I ask him where it is and he says he doesn't know. So then he's walking to...

That took me a while to think up :D :D :D Anywho I'm thinking about getting some Phyllovates chlorophaea (Mexican Unicorn Mantis) Thanks.

Hi all, I'm new here. I love exotic insets (roaches :D ) and am hoping to get a mantis of some sort sometime. I live in Rancho Santa Fe, CA and have always had love in my heart for mantis, and I've always had them. However, about a year ago, I wanted a exotic but found them too expensive for...