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Yeah, really quick! They hatched on Christmas. That I've seen... I would have said this was 5th instar. I've been counting, but you know how tiny they are as babies.. And those are clearly wing buds. Pretty sure this is a male?

Cool. I keep contemplating H. maj. Interesting nymphs.

Here's my biggest (sub-adult I think).

This is a good idea and totally doable.

That's true. That's why I was thinking more of an average.

Do black crickets normally carry a virus?

haha I agree with the former part of that statement but not with GI-tar or INsurance.. These were my guesses (only guesses) Brunneria borealis_Broon- air-ee-a bore-ee-al-iss Creobroter apicallis_Kree-oh-brought-err ap-pic-al-is Creobroter gemmatus_Kree-oh-brought-err gem-at-is Creobroter...

haha true..

I could do that as well, plus priority shipping from WI.

Well, I've been there. It would just be nice to have those particular numbers in one concise document.

I keep thinking. You know what I wish we had? A list of species and the minimum, maximum, and average numbers of nymphs out of an ootheca for that species. Wouldn't that be handy? I don't know if everyone cares about those numbers, but it's certainly something I consider before buying an ooth...

No, I think they're more round on graminis.

Fedex routinely doesn't even bring my packages inside even when I'm home. I then have to wait until about 7 at night and drive about a half hour to the nearest Fedex location. and there's this:

I so want one of those.

Week or two ago. He injured 4 of his feet. I felt like the biggest jerk.

Hmmm. These are harder to sex than I thought. There's that extra something or other on the end.

Do we know how long the males' wings get?

Oh please no Fedex.

Indeed, I hope they some day make a comeback. One question- it looks to me like the belly has some pink and the eyes look blue-ish, so why call it "pink eye"?

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