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Where did you read that M. religiosa did not need a cold period?

Yeah I can't see them. Very interesting!

You mean in terms of feeding them? Maybe some other feeder that's small enough? I've raised ground mantids (caught in Las Vegas) from 2nd instant to adult. They're really easy BUT like you said that first instar is murder.

most of them, yes. really easy to ***

I'm not gonna ship tomorrow. That's way too fast. I hope to ship next week.

I found 25 but I'm willing to go back and find more if people want more.

I had you in mind Rick, I remember you got some from me last year, but I think they died before the event if I remember correctly. Anyway here's the link. Pm me. http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=30705#entry252735

Selling Litaneutria sp mantids. First come first serve. They're nymphs ranging from sub adult to maybe 2 or 3 molts back from reaching adulthood (if that makes sense). Pm me if interested to discuss price + shipping. Edit: forgot to mention, selling only. I'm studying abroad in Singapore next...

Pretty much. And I don't want to collect a bunch and then not have people interested or vice versa. The turn out on this thread has given me incentive to collect them, so thanks everyone for the response. Prices are totally negotiable, especially depending on the quantity and instar (of course...

Hi everyone, wasn't quite sure where I should post this, so I'll get to the point. I'm planning a trip tomorrow to a location where I find a lot of Litaneutria sp. So I was trying to get a good judge on how many people would be interested in them (I know some were last year). Last year I made...

Hi Rick, it's through the university. I have grant money to pursue a research topic of my interest, and I've always been interested in the interactions between the natives and non-natives. Not much as been researched between the two. Gill posted the Iris and Stagmomantis paper. I actually went...

Hi, I'm currently doing a study on the impact of introduced, naturalized species of mantids on native species. Naturally, before I started my research I compiled a list of existing articles that deal with the subject. I came across the antenna blurb that Lawrence Hurd wrote (that was cited in...

It's S. limbata I collected in Davis last year and found some.

As the title says, please pm me if you have, or can find these. thanks.

Species that may have overlapping generations, such as Litaneutria sp.

Please pm me. Thanks. The younger the better.

Sometimes it takes a couple of instars to see the orangish dot. With a brown mantis like that, it may be a tan dot. I'll say it agaaaiiin, Iris oratoria.

Personally, I've never found them in Las Vegas in the 10+ years I was there. I say Iris.

THat looks more like Litaneutria than stagmomantis, guys.

By your location, it looks like Iris oratoria. But a better picture would confirm.