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Following ootheca for sale guys: Blepharopsis mendica (Devils flower mantis) : £35.00 Pseudocreobotra ocellata (Spiny flower mantis) :: £30.00 Idolomorpha species :: £40.00 Phyllovates chlorophaea (Texas unicorn mantis) :: £45.00 Sphodromantis species (African mantis) :: £15.00 Can ship...

LOL, I think you got that in one :P

Did I hear my name mentioned? *Looks around...* All African's out for now I'm afraid guys. Geoff, about to reply to your PM =)

Hey Scott, Ian here =) Welcome to the forum.

Ahh, that's a real shame. You were one of the more active members of the forum :) Well, was great talking with you, and I sure hope you come back soon! Have a great time ;)

Brunneria species (Grass mantis) ootheca :: £9.99 each Please see the ootheca section of my store for details! www.insectstore.com Thanks in advance.

Nice one Becky :P

Hi Guys, Following for sale: Ghost mantis (Phyllocrania paradoxa) L2/3 :: £4.99 Spiny flower mantis (Pseudocreobotra wahlbergii) Sub adult pairs :: £19.99 Danuria species (Giant grass mantis) sub adult pairs :: £24.99 Postage to the UK £4.99 for guaranteed next day delivery. Please see...

This time of year, no extra heat is needed. However as winter draws in, it will be good to use a heat pack. I never spray them, as the tubs won't get a chance to dry out. It will not effect them not having water overnight. Hope this helps :)

Thanks. Had them about 3 days now, and what an appetite they have.

Some sub adult Danuria species:

Some photos of the L4 Zoolea species:

Fantastic photos =]

Again, lovely photos. Your male is currently on order :D

I find that mites do not always kill off the culture if they are in small numbers (although they will multiply). How long have you had the culture?

Nice work ;) Keep us updating with the progress from here on.

That is a lovely enclosure, although I would say it was probably a little on the large side. You may find problems feeding, as the tank is large, so the livefood with disperse around the tank. I always found smaller enclosures much easier to maintain.

It looks like the Carolina. I have kept both species in the past, and I would probably cancel out Limbata. Carolina are ususally brown as well, aren't they?