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I have tried milk carton bottles and haven't had a issue.

The easiest mantids to breed are the communal ones as they almost never eat each other during breeding. And btw be careful when selling on your website as I had to get a permit to sell live harmless invertebrates on a website. 

For me inbreeding isnt really a issue but the nymphs are weaker.

Pretty Convenient if you ask me.

Wow stunning 😍

Good luck!! :)

I recently bought a unit for my business and I bought like 3-4 in room heaters and my room gets heated to 85-90 and for certain mantids I keep them in colder temps.

WOW very beautiful. 

I ordered a few Devil flower mantises WITH EXPRESS SHIPPING and they were delayed 4 days. Sadly 2 died in transit. :(

I have recently done another experiment but this time it was with dubia roaches. The experiment included me only feeding a mantis dubia roaches for a period of 1-2 months. The mantis was L3 when I started (7-8-20) and I fed small to medium roaches. He has molted a whopping 3 times since that so...

Does anyone know any high demand feeder insects? I’m looking to start breeding some more rare species of feeder insects but I need your guys opinion.

I might be doing a Labor Day discount soon and I’ll be listing quite a few ooths on my website for dirt cheap that are fertile and everything will be discounted.

I have one more Chinse mantis (Green Morph) left.  You can purchase him by DM or by website. 7ea  -AZ Exotics

Yep, once it starts to crack the ooth is considered dry best of luck on hatching it tho.

Also when you order bulk ghost mantids more then 5 we throw in extra mantids.

80F is preferred but do not keep in direct sunlight and mist the media with warm water when it dries out. It will come with a care sheet on how to use once you order 

Yeah once you see them get big switch them to eco earth or dirt and put the media on top of the eco earth and they will do there thing. Be sure you have a warm environment because blue bottle flies require heat to breed.

Well, not all flies with live so I would you 25-50 Which I found best. With the 64oz jug with media and correct temperatures you could produce up to 1500+ but I don’t know how big the jug is so I couldn’t really tell. I have produced up to 1000 in a bucket I found in my garage. My media doesn’t...

Well, 8oz tends to last a while for the maggots but the maggots are beasts and all they want to do it eat. I am producing a lot of it do I might upgrade sizes and sell bulk.

Oh I tried dog food and milk in one of my experiment completely failed. They must be kept at 80F and above for them to breed. Make sure you have a container thats at least 15-20 gallons if you use my media you could end up working with a deli cup to a couple gallons. Also the milk will start to...