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You get a species that supposedly sprays a burning liquid, and you decide to handle it!? :lol:  Very nice species, I hope they do well for you! 

Very nice millipedes, hopefully your eggs will hatch soon! :)

Love this species, looks like a even flatter version of Gonatista grisea!

No problem, glad I could be of assistance! :)  Look forward to the software changes on the other forums!

Yup, the text shows up but I can't click it. By the way, I love that you can directly upload pics from your computer onto the forum now instead of having to get the URL, this is something I have wanted on the Allpet roaches forum for a while! :)  

Oooh, nice! Are the Allpet roaches and Beetle forums going to undergo these changes as well?

Still available! :)

I'll keep my eyes peeled, those Rhynocoris look nice! I saw some very nice assassin bugs back in 2014, but I did not collect any. This year I plan on going out more, so hopefully I'll get the chance to collect some!

Wow, glad they are doing well for you! I really want to get into breeding some of the true bugs, I need to find some native assassin bugs or predatory shield bugs!

Exactly.

Ah, I figured that was the case. Australia is very strict about their exports. :(

Yes, these have been at the top of my wishlist for quite some time! Someone needs to get some in the US hobby!

Well they probably still glue the oothecae to a surface like some roaches, just after it is already hardened. I saw these in the "Guide to the Cockroaches of Australia", i love the fact that only the mouth-parts and the genitalia are sceloritized. Never thought they might be predatory. Does Kyle...

Wow, that is the cutest mantis I have ever seen! I want some! :wub:

12 Rhabdoblatta formosana (Taiwanese leaf roach) Mixed: $15 + shipping 10 Parcoblatta americana "Table-top Mountain" (American wood roach) Mixed nymphs: $12 + shipping 10 Hemiblabera tenebricosa (Horsehoe crab roach) Tiny to small nymphs: $10 + shipping 10 Therea olegrandjeani (Question Mark...

Cool! I look forward to seeing them grow up! :)

Aww I remember these. Shame they all died, I hope you can collect more this year!

No problem! :) I am thinking it is a C.punctata. P.S: The beetle in the image above the darkling beetle is a longhorn beetle in the tribe Lepturini, however there are a ton of similar looking species so it is hard to get a good ID from you picture.

FYI, that darkling beetle at the top is most likely a Coelocnemis sp.

Awww, that sucks, sorry to hear that. :( Thanks for answering!