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Excellent communication and packaging. Package arrived on-time and a tracking number was provided. Would not hesitate to do business with him again!

Looking for someone to assist me with a mantis exhibit at Bugfest in Raleigh, NC on September 15. You would need to be there from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm. Lunch and snacks are provided as well as the newest Bugfest T-shirt.  https://naturalsciences.org/calendar/bugfest/

Hi all,  Looking for US mantids for an event: Stagmomantis (except Carolina), Phyllovates, Pseudovates, Iris, Oligonicella, Litaneutria, Yersiniops, etc. And and all US mantids, especially those from the Western part of the country. I have many of the Eastern species covered.  Thanks!

Took these while in the Green Swamp Preserve in Brunswick County, NC.  Venus Flytrap ( Dionaea muscipula) Purple Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia spp) Yellow Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia flava) Butterwort (Pinguicula lutea) and Sundews Sundew  (Drosera capillaris)

Hello all, Still looking for species found in the US for Bugfest. I will buy or we can do a loan with me paying shipping both ways. 

Hi all, I am searching for any species that is found in the US for the Bugfest event. I can locally find species like Tenodera, S. carolina, B. borealis, etc but am interested in anything else.  I am especially interested in other Stagmomantis species, Unicorn mantids, ground mantids, etc. ...

It's about that time again! If you're in the neighborhood September 17th I highly suggest coming to this event that takes place at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh, NC. All things arthropod! As many of you know since 2007 I have hosted a mantis booth during this event. Last year...

So I have two wild-collected female black widows that I am trying to keep alive. Does anyone know what they prefer to eat? I have a cricket in with each spider but they haven't attempted to eat them. The crickets are probably larger than the spider though. Wondering if they would prefer...

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Oothecae of the Brunner's mantis. Six (6) available. First come first serve. $25 shipped (USPS priority). Thanks

Received an item in trade. Item arrived quickly and well packaged.

I am looking to obtain some U.S. mantids for an event late next month (Bugfest, www.bugfest.org). In need of Stagmomantis species with the exception of S. carolina ( limbata, floridensis, etc). I also need any of the ground mantids found in the U.S. along with grass mantis (T. graminis)...

I am looking to obtain some U.S. mantids for an event late next month (Bugfest, www.bugfest.org). Donations for this event are welcomed whether they be live mantids, pinned mantids, or hatched oothecae. In need of Stagmomantis species with the exception of S. carolina ( limbata, floridensis...

It's about that time again! If you're in the SE U.S. September 19th I highly suggest coming to this event that takes place at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences. All things arthropod! As many of you know since 2007 I have hosted a mantis booth during this event. Last year there were over 35,000...

For my educational display. Looking for hatched ooths and preserved mantids in good condition. Let me know what you have. Thanks.

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Still looking for mantids for Bugfest. G. grisea (FL bark mantis) Any Stagmomantis species other than S. carolina Any ground mantids that are found in the U.S.