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I used a paper hole punch and punched 2 holes side by side in the wall of the 4 ounce cup. I cover it with painter tape, and once the hatch is on, I put the container in the enclosure and flies escape to their death…..MWA-HA-HA-HA-HA-

You have created Mantis heaven! I too think the enclosures are a huge part of the fun. Awesome job by you both. Nick :clown:

I buy 1,000 spikes (maggots) from Mantisplace.com and divide them up into 20 or so 4ounce portion serving cups (like restaurants use in to go orders for tarter/catsup. The cup has no holes in the lid. I put all in the refrigerator, and pull one out every day or so, and I have flies-a-plenty for...

The look from the top is impressive in this species.

Looks good. You have a great Bug to square foot ratio! Nick

I have one of the 1 foot square butterfly cages, PM me if you want it shipped.

Nice pictures!

It looks like a Katydid.

Welcome from Puyallup Washington! If youn have any questions, contact me! Nick Barta

You are one strange duck………….I'm just sayin

Picture 2 looks like "I could take you down and eat you, but I am not THAT hungry……. Nick Barta

Awesome pictures!

Welcome to the forum! :cowboy: I would suspect you have lots of wild feeder insects, so do you have questions about housing? Ask away, many helpful people here! Nick Barta

Precarious, you inspire by your pictures. Keep it up! Nick Barta

Pm me. Nick Barta

Women are like that: Slam, Bam, thank you man. Now I will eat you, I will start with your hand.

True Dat!

What are the drawbacks?

A new mantis species was discovered in Washington State. It has dark blues and bright greens when displaying, and is quite ferocious. The scientific name, although not registered yet, is SeahawkChampionis Beastlius. The defenses of this particular species seem far superior to the well known...

The best cricket gut load available today IMHO is Cricket Crack. It has 21 ingredients, is finely ground for easy insect consumption, Keeps well in the refrigerator, and is devoured by crickets, mealies,and Super Worms. The nutritional diversity in the mix of bee pollen, spirulina, peas, beans...