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Those look great. Sorry I have never kept them but I'd guess they'd be kept like Phyllocrania because of the way the body structure looks.

I don't think they need saltwater. It's not bad, it's just more likely to cause problems if they keep tipping it over into the substrate. They eat apples and rotten leaves too.

Millipeds - All Captive Bred Thai Rainbow Milliped, 1990's stock, C.B. immature 1-1.5" $12 Tanzanian Earthworm milliped 2002 stock 3/4" immature $15 Narceus americanus ALBINO form ~2.5" immature $35Tylobolus uncigerus 1" immature $7  Bumblebee Milliped Anadenobolus monilicornis C. B. 3/4"...

One thing to keep in mind is a desire to eat something does not equal suitability. Imagine if you tried the same experiment with humans and had one room with candy, another with red meat, a third with tofu and a fourth with alcohol and drugs.

Cooked or fresh veggies? lichen? 

Millipeds - All Captive Bred Thai Rainbow Milliped, 1990's stock, C.B. immature 1-1.5" $12 Tanzanian Earthworm milliped 2002 stock 3/4" immature $15 Narceus annularis 1-2" immature $8 Narceus americanus ALBINO form ~2.5" immature $35Tylobolus uncigerus 1" immature $7  Bumblebee...

I've bred some small ones but I'd suggest a neat isopod rather than wasting a lot of time and money to fail. The biggest and cheapest large Armadillidium currently available at a decent price is granulatum.

How did it go?

I don't think very many public water systems are switching to chloramine, it's primarily an attempt to reduce TTHMs but it has its own problems. There are only a few systems in my state that use it and other alternatives make more sense for most. Chloramine can also be removed with activated...

How big are the adults?

The only captive bred diplopod cultivar out there. My favorite of course. Anybody keeping these?

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Introduction Galanthias amoena, African flower mantis This small species nearly reaches 3cm long. It has a very long, skinny thorax. It is dull green with a whitish abdomen. Halfway down the back of the abdomen is a black stripe, not unlike Pseudoharpax virescens. The wings are a light green...

What is the scientific name? 

https://www.nj.com/middlesex/index.ssf/2018/08/nj_man_charged_with_importing_endangered_scorpions.html "Lapkiewicz could face up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for the wildlife smuggling charge. The false labeling of wildlife charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison...

What are the dimensions on those?

Are there specific netting specifications listed for what seems to work and what doesn't? I'm sure different brands of butterfly cages don't use the exact same netting. 

Any luck getting it to eat? Did you try flies or small moths? It will glue eggs individually to the sides or top of the container. They hatch out after about a month and are so small and long their bodies and legs look like they're made of human hair.

I have some tables at a big Bug Day Festival in Canfield Ohio on August 5th. I just realized I don't have any decently sized display mantids. If anybody has a big female of something that would make a cool display I'm sure the kids and adults would appreciate seeing it.

Sounds like a great book. When you say peer-reviewed do you mean you submitted it through a service like Publons or just that you had certain people review your text? To whom did your peer review call go?