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i am in nh and there are none at the moment. besides i need a vacation lol.

o.k. lol let me know the spots so i can at least go lol would it be to late to go in the first or second week in setember?

i am thinking of fling out to go hunting, but i have no idea were to go. Do you guys know a good spot to fly to for a mantid hunt? i am thinking of Texas sofar.

i am looking for a female Iris oratoria for my male if you have one that needs a male please let me know

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if i am wrong please let me know, but giant wetas need to be on ice to live and can die from the heat from your hands. from what i have seen on t.v.

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nice hoppers, :D

love this book a must have :D

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i think so

well i just got back home after pulling off the highway on 93 north near exit 18 there was a nice place with tall grass and shrubs, i took my butterfly net and caught a few interesting things, lots of locus, grasshoppers, spiders, toads, and i even caught a little brown bat lol. but still no...

o.k. for a week now i have been all over the state trying to find some mantids with no luck do you think its to early? i have been to the karner blue park, the state meadows, and a few bogs and swamps with nothing more than a few grasshoppers and crickets. anyone that hunts mantids in NH please...

i have run into that a few times and what i do is i put all my 32oz containers of FF in a three level storage bin the kind you get at walmart and put a thin lair of water on the bottom to keep the humidly up i don't have any problems. will post pics of in in the morning if it helps

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sweet what kind of mantid is it?

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males are adult after they molt 5 times and females after 6 times. ooth's hatch around 4 to 6 weeks at 86 to 95F ( 30 to 35C ) with a morning spritz of water everyday.

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