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It's on the smaller side, 20$ shipped to anywhere in the continental US. Shoot me a message to iron out the details etc... Thanks, Josh

My first ooth hatched!!! 49 red ants in all, and so cute! I will be taking orders @ L2 so keep your eyes peeled! So very exciting!

Dart frogs kept in captivity aren't poisonous, only wild ones are fyi,.... The flora looks superb man!

That lloks dope man! Just load the tank up with food, you can do Ghosts or Idolos no problem communally, but there may be a small amount of cannibalism....

Petsmart is gross, I much prefer Petco, but in general I hate the chain stores.....

I have 2 BF ooths available, both can be had for 35$ shipped to the continental US. OR 15$ each +10$ for shipping. Heat pack will be included. PM me for more info and payment info etc.... Thanks, Josh

Insanely good pics as always thanks for sharing!

Always a superb seller, A++

cool shot

No scientific data, just an inkling, BUT these are not humans, so until you can dig up an article about mantids vs CFLs, your point is also moot. Being that CFL's are also relatively new, I will take that data lightly. Espestos was harmless too for a long time if you remember. I feel the 2 are...

Yea Yuma, not at all what I was talking about. I obviously know its not actual cataracts, just sort of looks like it. I attribute it to the CFL lighting as I previously mentioned.

I'll eat those tiger prawns all day long, they are fantastic!!!!

You are a man after my own heart! huge SW fan, love the setup!!!! "The Shroud of Dragons has fallen, begun the Herp Wars have."

haha

I have a strong inkling it has to do with lighting. I use CFL light bulbs and the 2 mantids (BF and Linoela males) closest to the light have a cataract style blotch on its eyes.

Feed the female copiusly, and while shes mating to deter cannibalism.

Not a corn, looks to be a northern water snake, not sure the morph.... Banded it is!

They are the cleanup crew in most of my setups. I got the hang of their care, prolific buggers once they take off....

Yes you can.

Now I know the don't have much of a body or "meat" on a mesquito hawk/crane fly for the mantis to actually consume. My question is if fed copiously, do they contain the nutrition needed for the development of the mantis? There are a ton of them lately around my house , and very easy to catpure...