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Some parthenogenetic phasmids throw the rare male but in the phasmids the males have never been found to be functional.

Looks like a male.

A few are harmless but it tells you you need to remove any uneaten food because a serious infestation is harmful.

Looks like Porcellionides pruinosus

Welcome! Hope your hatchlings do well.

Has anybody here gone to this show previously?

Porcellio werneri (Greek Shield) are one of the larger Porcellio and without the die-off of some of many of the giants.

I've never seen any of the other five species but I imagine they look similar.

Welcome! Did you decide on a ghost mantis or something else?

I think serious enthusiasts and breeders still can really profit from literature. "Milliped Zoology directs both enthusiastic amateur naturalist and professional laboratory animal caretaker to those species which are best suited to thrive in and populate a captive environment. Building on the...

Congrats on success so far. They do eat each other but are certainly communalish.

Welcome!

forums aren't chat rooms, even in the heyday they weren't an instant gratification medium.

I was looking into some tourist trap in Lancaster but have never been there. It was the cartoon network hotel but it looked very small and isn't that close. Good luck with the mantids.

All the various free formats have killed the old forums, not just this one. It used to happen from time to time but then the free formats would start charging and things would go back. But the free formats have now been free a long time and there seem to be more and more. Not sure how the...

The adults are a bit more colorful.

Didn't put them in.

Pineapple is a new name for them but it may stick.