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It is not Archimantis latistyla because this species has smooth pronotum edge. The species you have is either A. armata or A. monstrosa. Following is the key for identifying Archimantis sp. I have more description of each species Captnsarah. If you need more info let me know. I haven't been...

TheBeesKnees, nice find! The mantis is not peacock mantis (Pseudempusa pinnapavonis). This is L1 peacock mantis look Just hatched.... Hours after hatching What you have there could be Statilia sp.

Here's one I did for Stagmomantis floridensis back in 2009

Grass mantis ootheca available.

I have some 2nd instar Idolomantis diabolica nymphs available. Email me [email protected] if interested.

Received a well packed parcel from Vlodek. Thank you very much for the early Christmas gift!

Received a well packed parcel today. All mantis arrived in great condition. Thanks Wlodek!

Texas stick mantis. Captive bred. Breeding stock from wild collected adult female. Email me if interested.

Phyllovates chlorophaea L2 nymphs. Captive bred. First generation. Breeding stock from wild collected ootheca which hatched and matured into adult. PM or emil me for more info.

Thank you "Sally" for all the wonderful mantids, great packing, and fantastic communication. Your kindness and mantis breeding skill are very much appreciated in this hobby. Thanks again.

Following species and nymphs available. Message or email me [email protected] if interested. Rhombodera fusca - L2 OUT Brunneria borealis - L3/4 - OUT Phyllovates chlorophaea (Texas unicorn) - L2 (available in 2 weeks) - OUT

SOLD Have some African bark mantis (Tarachodes sp.) turn to second instar (L2) recently. PM me if interested. Thanks. Adlt female with ootheca Adult male feeding on roach Hatchling at L1

Thank you all. Happy New Year to you all!

Yes i usually post some pics on this forum every year. Or you can see pics from the past few years as follow 2013 - http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=28507&hl=tamu 2012 - http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=23712&hl=tamu 2010 -...

Fly pupa.

This is the yearly event. Anyone interested and live near Texas A&M are welcome to drop by. I will be going to check out anything new. Last year was fun, able to catch up with some bug buddies. RE: TAMU Insect Collection open house, January 4, 2014 Dear Colleagues: You are cordially...

Have some nymphs available. PM me if interested. Thanks.

Indonesia shield mantis third instar nymphs SOLD

Should be Ph. chlorophaea. Thanks sally.

Thanks Tammy.