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I'm changing my vote, looks like Patrick got it.

Maybe a Phasmid of some sort?

Bait and switch man, came in expecting Macromantis and it was a Stagmomantis. <_<

I have a surplus of Josh's melano media, $3.50/lb plus shipping. PM me or email [email protected]

Is there anything in particular you are looking for? Could post a want ad and see what people have to offer.

Get in touch with BugTrader and/or frogparty, they should be able to point you in the right direction.

Thanks Rick. I haven't had a chance to get out and see them in the wild here but it is on my list.

Make sure she never sees this video: http://www.youtube.com/embed/tTO4jJzZkY4

leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White' x 'Adrian Slack' leucophylla 'Pink Eye' x 'Adrian Slack Impostor' 'Wilkerson's Red' x OP minor var. okeefenokeensis x 'Golden-Red Jubilee' flava var. atropurpurea x alabamensis AL002 alata 'Maroon Throat' x leucophylla 'Cronus' flava var. cuprea x...

The title speaks for itself, my group turned out all female and I am in need of some mates for them. PM me or email [email protected]

Not true unless you are collecting the condensation. Boiling water will drive off dissolved gases like chlorine, but actually concentrates solids like fluoride and other minerals/metals.

Sphodromantis sp. Blue Flash SOLD Statilia nemoralis L4 unsexed group of 15, $20 Tenodera angustipennis ooths 4 available, $6 each Mantis religiosa ooth 1 available, $7 Trade offers are welcome, I am in need of subadult male Creobroter pictipennis. Shipping by USPS Priority, PM me...

No way you could confuse a religiosa (or angustipennis) ooth with sinensis. T. sinensis: T. angustipennis: M. religiosa:

New account for a banned member.

Liars go to heck...

I wouldn't infer too much regarding nutrition based on herp experience. The presence of an internal skeleton, among other things, greatly changes the equation. As one example, a high calcium diet will kill many insects but is needed for gravid female lizards.

Plastic cups are a simple and economical way to deal with large numbers of nymphs. http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=28467

The Tropidomantis will start to green after molting, and develop a neon yellow stripe down the back. Blurry pic of an L3, they are so fast and jumpy it is almost impossible to get a shot.

Received my end of a trade today after USPS decided it needed to take the scenic route through Alaska. :blink: Packing was excellent and I'm sure the extra trip won't cause any problems.