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It has been very hot almost all summer in the Toronto area .. above 30C. We just got some cooler weather this week. Its very nice now! It was 25C today.  :D

Welcome, Kimie! Warm regards from Canada!

Welcome @Mally. Check out theprayingmantis.co.uk or even mantidsandmore.com. Those are the only two that I know have a rock solid reputation. Others must also be very reputable, but these two come highly enough recommended that even a Canadian bloke knows of them. 😛

.oO(  she'll have some shields soon too! ;)    )

Hi @Pendragon!   Sinomantis denticulata???? 😲  On my dream list. :P Welcome back. Ive only been in the hobby a couple of years so I wouldn't have been around when you were.

Welcome! :)

I have been happy to have a couple - both mothers to many. :)

😂 Welcome to the forum. I am all to familiar with the way this goes. You are the one that is hooked! HAHAHA. :D

Welcome @Havanahanaalove!

That's her yes! Awesome to see! (waves hi at nymph!)

Howdy @MaydayVFR!

Welcome! And YEAH what an amazing job!

Might just be one of my nymphs! 😛   Did you buy from Steph? Anyways, welcome!

Welcome, @kynsylph!

When I used crickets, I fed them apples and cucumber and lettuce. Some 'cricket chow' grain based food. You can use water crystals to safely water them yes, but if a cricket chomps away at cucumber. that's likely all the water they need. I basically feed my dubia the same way. Since I acquired...

@Gaylordlizard  I have come to understand from several professional-level breeders that the use of banded crickets is common and safe. They say it's all in the keeping and care you put into them. Their cricket bin must be clean and dry. Their innards should be flushed out with moisture rich...

Exciting stuff! First female majuscula has matured! My lobata are all grown up. Ready for generation #2! Beautiful mother ghost! 6 females have been very prolific. Tenodera sinensis! Whoda thunkit! 😅

Im out of reactions LOLOL ❤️

You got it. :)

WELCOME @Ilovemybirdies!!! Very cool forum name you've picked. It is a fact, that I love to call my mantis collection 'my birds'. LOL! Thanks for joining us!