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I am looking for small to medium species of Mantodea right now. Something from 30-70mm adult size possibly. Stagmomantis species (except carolina, as it is common here) would be cool or something else, like Acromantis japonica, would also be cool. I would prefer the species be an easy one to...

Sounds ok to me... how is the ventilation?

I might be able to get you some "giant carolina" as I am now calling these mysteries, as long as the hatch out is good :) .

:( NOOOOOO! Gotta get more, Prec ;) . Gotta! I'd be interested in paying money for THESE! :o ...

Not true... many hybrids are perfectly healthy. It really depends. Usually they would be sterile though... As for looking further into identification... I need to wait till I have this species myself. I am not the one WITH the specimens. I really hope to get ahold of this one. I noticed a few...

Oh, it's pretty good compared to some presidential debates ;) ... On a serious note. The discovery, though simple, was important. Proper identification is important to me so I applaud you Alex.

LOL hahaha!

How many mm are these?

You went to Orin with this? Why not the rest of the community. I know I've been gone for a while, but what on earth happened? Last I remember, Agent A was a pretty cool guy. Your public display of anger is unnecessary ant immature. Keep your feuds on the down low, for crying out loud! I'm a...

I'm thinking that as well... I hope to breed these :) .

But floridensis has different bodily proportions... And I am well aware of this. That is why I posted this... I just have trouble believing this specimen to be any of the 2 species. I really want someone to consider this... There has been more than 1 of these and it is really impossible for a...

I know you want to think it. I know it REALLY looks like one. I even asked Yen... he thinks it is floridensis, last time I checked. I've seen many carolina and they do NOT get this big... EVER! Not since I was 6, have I seen them this big... and regular carolina and floridensis are both down...

Is it possible that there is another species of Stagmomantis in FL? My cousin caught a "floridensis" with carolina features. I just don't know about it. Tell me if you see the problem too. It is 70mm long. But look at the wing covers!!! Thorax is quite long... but notice how it's not so thin.

Limbata can be that size... but I think it's carolina...

Is that you Precarious?

Hahahhahah!

Hey... I will be praying man. I sort of left this forum because I am breeding mostly beetles now, but I stop in from time to time. This is very sad news. You are in my prayers.

LOL I get that a lot!

Haahahaha! Great pic, Agent A. Although your skin color is like that of an oompa loompa in that lighting... oh my. And this is the REAL me ;) .

I have a few larvae of Lucanus elaphus, giant stag beetle, as well as some pupae. I will have adults pretty soon, that means. Hit me up if you are interested!