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((( The Holy Grail of Florida Hairstreaks )))
I have raised many of those before! They used to be endangered (thought to be exticnt)...I love their colors...super iridescent ;) Thanks for sharing Jack Cheers Andrew- aNisip
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Hello, gentlemen(ladies)
Welcome to the forum from Florida! :)- aNisip
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New to this Awesome hobby.
Welcome to the forum from Florida! :)- aNisip
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Hello from Sacramento Ca
Welcome to the forum from Florida! :)- aNisip
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hello! texas mantid enthusiast.
Welcome to the forum from Florida! :)- aNisip
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Hi...noob from CT
Hello and welcome to the forum from Florida! :)- aNisip
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Accidental Destiny
Wonderful story of love at first sight! ;) and mantids do tend to cast a spell of cuteness on some people, while others are spellbound with sheer terror... :lol: Welcome to the forum for Florida! :) Enjoy all the knowledge that can be unlocked here... ;) By the way that is a wonderful...- aNisip
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Can someone identify this mantis from the SE US?
I just google-d stick-like assassin bug...and it lead me to it. Sometimes if you google the description of what you see then you can find what you're looking for. But start off with a vague description then slowly refine the search with new info you obtain ;) glad I could help! Cheers, Andrew- aNisip
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Can someone identify this mantis from the SE US?
http://bugguide.net/node/view/791161/bgimage Just found it...Subfamily Emesinae ...its called the Thread-legged Bug. Nice find! Looks like an adult... Twkling, its a species of assasin bug, that's where the proboscis comes into part. And boberric, its not Thesprotia graminis, it is a...- aNisip
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Can someone identify this mantis from the SE US?
I have never seen something like this...however doesn't appear to be from the Order Mantodea ...it looks to be some sort of assasin bug with raptorials or something...if you have fruit flies or small feeder like that, introduce them and see how 'he' reacts....Rick lives in the Carolinas, may be...- aNisip
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Black Soldier Flies for food
I have had mixed reviews....many times my mantises have taken them with out trouble, but a few times they have gotten sick...and never do I feed the larvae...they don't even eat it sometimes.- aNisip
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Stagmomantis floridensis ooths for sale
For sale I have 3 S. floridensis ooths. I plan on selling them seperately, but can do a multiple ooth exchange. The first is 2cm. The second is 1.2cm. And the third is 1cm. Their first ooths are many times, small and these are indeed their first ooths. They have all been mated. PM me for more...- aNisip
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Superworm breeding?
Not really...I mean they are available at almost all pet shops and such for a low price already...- aNisip
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- Forum: Other Insects & Invertebrates