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    Attempted House Break In!

    Boy am I glad that's over. As I said before, I am perfectly fine, the the would-be robbers never got inside the house. There were 4 of them. Two were lookouts, the the others were trying to break in. While on the phone with 911, I was able to give near perfect and very detailed descriptions...
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    Attempted House Break In!

    Wow, that must of been the scariest part of my life. I was home alone and 4 people were trying to break in my house (trying to break the doors). They were all my age or older (I'm 19). I can't talk much right now, the cops want to talk to me. But just wanted to let you all know that I'm ok...
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    Pseudocreobotra wahlbergii

    PM sent.
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    Empusa pennata

    Thanks guys. B)
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    Empusa pennata

    To some extent. I actually have a gongylus male that it ahead of all my other nymphs (considerably larger) and I'm keeping him with my sub empusa. A female sub-adult empusa is basically the same size as a male sub-adult gongylus. ;) I really should post some pics of my 2nd gen sub adult...
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    something form jarek

    Cool pics. How are your E. pennata doing? My 2nd gen. are pretty much all sub adult now. :D
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    Note to all whom I sold Empusa pennata to

    It does (one), but the empusa are no where near it. They actually can't see the window from their location.
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    Note to all whom I sold Empusa pennata to

    Their photo period had nothing to do with this. I actually have them on a timer, which is at the same settings as it was last summer. That's what led me to conlude it was the increase of temperature (and their near immediate response to it)
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    Note to all whom I sold Empusa pennata to

    Had a little issue with my empusa, and figured somebody else was probably experiencing the same thing. It appears that I have found the solution, so I hope I'm able to help others out. B) This time around with my empusa, they decided to stop growing for a few months. In fact, my whole stock...
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    They're finally hatching/Stagmomantis floridensis

    Do you have any pics of them Rick? I'd love to see what the juveniles look like. :D
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    Spiny flower mantid females needed

    I have 4 PW spiny flower males. Would love to trade two of them for 2 females. They are about presub. PM if interested. :D
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    Dermestid beetles

    Those look really really good Rick! BTW, I'm almost positive that the beetles eat only dead flesh (like most fly maggots). ;)
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    Hymenopus, coronatus

    I got mine from Becky (Katnapper) in a trade. I'm not sure where she got them from. BTW, the other female laid an ooth while I was gone for the weekend. :D
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    Rick - (US)

    Got an ooth from Rick as a gift (I guess for my birthday? lol) Looks great, and can't wait until it hatches. :)
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    Gongylus Gongylodes pre-sub

    Great pics. B)
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    Hymenopus, coronatus

    I've mainly been feeding the pair lobster roaches. But every now and then, they get bluebottles. They only need two adult roaches to get fat vs, dozens of bluebottles. :lol:
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    Hymenopus, coronatus

    From tip of head to tip of wings, they are 71mm and 72mm.
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    Hymenopus, coronatus

    Cool, thanks. The other female should be laying soon, she was mated not long after the first female. :)
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    Hymenopus, coronatus

    It is tape. It is fine for bigger mantids, as long as it is applied right. I didn't want to hot glue the paper towel there because it woudl then be permanent. The paper towel helps them get a better grip in there. :)
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    Hymenopus, coronatus

    Here's the pics. :D Now the only thing to do is to wait. :rolleyes: For those of you who have bred them, how apprx. long until they hatch?
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