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Hi Congratulations, Becky! That is very nice to hear you really recieved and have some Omomantis. Good luck with them. regards

And of course I still got some Gongylus gongylodes. Alalomantis: 10xL1 = 20 Euro Gongylus: 10xL1 = 50 Euro I guess both will be L2 for the Hamm show, the price will be the same... regards

10xL1 for 20Euro regards

"Terraristika Hamm" is Europes No. One reptile and exotic pets show. All european members know it. It is not In Hamburg, which is in the Norh of Germany, but it is Hamm, which is in western Germayn close to the boarder to the Netherlands. http://www.terraristikahamm.de/index.php?o...=46〈=en...

Hi I am member in a fisherman club. I love fishing since I am about 8 years old. But what I want to tell you: The sports club I am a member of was using three little pictures resp. drawings of a pike, eel and bass for the logo of the club. They also have a website. On this website, they use...

Hi I offer Alalomantis muta L1 nymphs. This is the rarest species in captivity, I am the only one worldwide with successfull breeding a new generation. This is the only real, correctly identified species from the genus Alalomantis available in captivity. The so called Alalomantis coxalis from...

I don't know ecactly. Something like L4-presub I guess. The oldest nymphs are femlales, I guess they are presub, around 2.2cm or something like that. I have heard they have a size of 4cm when adult, so it should be presub.

Don't think this will be a problem ;-) The nymphs have an age where it is possible to detect the ***. I have enough pairs... But thanks, honey. ;)

Yes, he has everything. Metalliticus splendidus, Decimiana bolivari and so on. But there is no chance he really has them. I know all people keeping them, and all people offering or selling them. He is only selling the rarest, most expensive species. But he has never seen one of them for real...

I don't know :-) Well, I don't know the species. I know it is no Blepharopsis mendica mendica.

Feedback on frey: http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=15200

First one is in the hobby already. Thank to france in this case :-)

Ya, not too bad :-)

Hi Thanks all. No, it's no boxing species. They are one of the famous Acanthopidae, resp. Acanthopinae. They look similar like Acanthops or Metilia, the adult females are overwhelming, one of my "must have" mantids. They are in stock pretty new. There are also Acanthops sp. in stock in...

Hi Again, a friend of mine gave a very rare and great looking species to me. It's from Paraguay. Decimiana bolivari regards

No! Wrong! You can imagine, yes. But you can really say when he will post pics of adult females. And when you see them, you will say: "Yes, they are not splendid as nymphs." :lol: :P

Hi Welcome. The quality of the pictures is good. But I would recommend you to work on the background of your pictures. The mantids are fine, but your backgrounds make your pictures to be not really good in my opinion. A easy cheat I do is: Take a black towel or t-shirt and hang it over a chair...

:lol: Well, the stock Number 25 is from Tanzania. But it is from ONE special part in Tanzania, the Mwanza/Mara region. It is in stock since 2004. You can find these informations in the link. There is a new entry in the list: Number 167. When you focus on number 167 in the list, you will find...

Ever checked the link in Christian's signature? :o :angry: <_< :P :lol: :lol: :lol:

Hey, somebody found out that this species has a little ability to produce parthogenetic babies! But they are very week, as far as I know. regards Great job, by the way, Pelle. Your enclosures must be very huge, this is the biggest species I have ever seen live.