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It just came up on facebook today so look there. It is not my place to say if I am not wanted to. I was trusted with the information and I can not just release it like that. If you really want to know ask Christian himself.

Females can fly they just don't commonly

Amorphoscelis sp. adult

Where are they from?

Could be from the crickets. Crickets are always sketchy especially from pet shops

I have always found Northern walking sticks in big numbers hanging on the underside of rose bushes and maple trees. I have also found Manomera blatchleyi by sweep netting.  

Welcome! I'm also from NY

Craig baker sells them on facebook

I do have many tricks. U can Dm me if you want collecting spots/  collecting techniques.

Be sure to keep an eye out for mantoida maya down there.

Welcome! I just got back from a collecting trip to FL last week. I also went to an entomology camp at UF. you should check it out for next year.

This appears to be stagmomantis limbata

What do you mean he looked in the wrong place?

I recently shared this on my facebook and a lot of people were mad about it. I talked to someone that works with him and she talked about what the program is. He is not an expert on mantids and doesn't know very much about them. He is also not trying to make a nature documentary. He is trying to...

definetly female but I think it has parasites. From wild mantids i have found that is usually what they have when they have abnormal abdomens

Rhombodera and hierodula are pretty big and in hobby. A large genus not in hobby is macromantis

Religiosa hatch a bit early compared to tenodera I have noticed. I am surprised they hatched this early with the weather we have been having in NY this past week though.

mantis religiosa

looks like a moth cocoon from the family Saturniidae

i saw that commercial yesterday at the airport!