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Hey everyone! I have a bunch of Madagascan Marbled Mantis for sale or trade :)  I am asking a rehoming fee of 9 dollars each + shipping I am located in the united state PM me or email me @ [email protected] :)

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Sorry to hear about Hope! You tottally did the right thing like everyone else is saying. If anyones harrassing you about, it give them my email address and ill explain to them that theyre thick headed :) Hopes in a place where only good things happen now, and we all will be with our loved...

Dude that sounds like an incredible life. I am always looking for insect collection tips, and just nature guidance in general. I hear the locals all the time saying how they always seem Mantis (im from llong island) - and i yet to come across one hehe! Ill follow you though my friend and keep...

To be honest, some pet stores sell spores where you can personally grow your own plants (flower bulbs, ect) they bloom in about a month usually. Id recommend searching online like amazon, or just do a google / bing search. I know buying and installing is an easy method but I think the first...

Welcome partner! I wish i saw that many wild mantis, LOL

As as long as it moves and is around half of the size or less of the mantis, they will generally go after it! Mantis have been documented capturing tiny birds, lizards,  and even goldfish!! They are pretty bold, if the insect is small enough. Always something new to learn in nature! :cowboy:

Hey my favorite people! :)   I am looking to buy or trade a few Madagascan Marbled nymphs for an adult or sub adult Japanese Boxer Mantis Pm me or email me at [email protected] for any questions Michael

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Congrats!! Isn't it so cool when your mantis becomes significantly bigger "overnight"? You are okay to put a pinhead cricket (or a moving insect that's around the size of the mantis head, or a little bigger.) Small roaches, or raw meat are other ideas for you. You can go ahead and feed them a...

Were all friends here, so no worries man  -id never intentionally spread advice i felt was negative in any way. All of my advice is recommendation :D  

im fairly sure my advice is accurate .. i said i didnt do the scientific research. youre going off the deep end pal :)

unfortunately havent done the scientific research. I heard that if you feed DUBIAS specifically high protein that it makes them release toxins that are possibly harmful to other wild life. They also produce some airborne kind of thing, that makes people start becoming allergic out of seemingly...

It looks great! You may be opted into hand feeding him every few days until he gets a little bigger. but BOYYY when hes not hunting that's quite the mansion :D  ahhaha

Hey my favorite people! :)   I have a bunch of L2 Madagascan Marbled Mantis I am willing to trade aswell - Reallly really want a Male Japanese adult boxer mantis. ++ Pm me or email me at [email protected] for any questions Michael Angel Mantis

They are so cool looking and I love the vividness of the picture! excellent job!

:D haha! All of the replies have been awesome. I'm glad people found this interesting! Spending the end of a vacation / weekend / mini break outside, just doing anything really, as long as you are focusing on the present moment, is also a great way to REMEMBER that time off or break. It also...

Hey Any kind of leaves, like @InvertsandOi! said, that you may find in a forest that look generally untouched. @InvertsandOi! mentioned you can stick them in the microwave which is a good idea. You can also bake any kind of substrates / sticks / barks etc in the oven for 10-15 mins on low heat...

Hey everyone! I like to believe, that each individual has their own tricks to relieving stress or relaxing after a long day. Some peoples' ideas may be more intense or far out than others, AND THATS TOTALLY FINE & ENCOURAGED. Whatever you do is absolutely your choice and I hope it works...

You and me both pal! Staying busy is one of the keys to happiness. I hope youre having a wonderful week :) - keep up all the good work!