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Will do.

Thank you guys for the warm welcome. I'm currently working on getting a new bug room set up.

Sounds like we are in the same boat.

I have had this happen a time or two. If she can make it to the next molt she might be ok. If you can feed her with tweezers and get her to drink from an eye dropper of Q-tip she might be able to make it ok, if not... the odds are not in her favor.

WOW! You weren't lying! Those are macro! Good job!

As the others have said the humidity would be a little high in there. Ghosts don't more around a ton so you might be able to keep one in there but I wouldn't keep more than that.

I have used hot clue in the past with no issues. Thats what I used on all of my old enclosures. This time around I plan to use a roll of screen patch tape.

In the past I have had quite a bit if success using only cocoa fiber, and yes don't keep it wet. I would mist mine occasionally and kept a water bottle cap full of water in each enclosure.

I really need something to care for. My daughter is now almost an adult and I am suddenly living alone again.

Hey guys, I joined the site back in 2008 and was very active back in those days. Life happened, I had to leave the hobby, and have been out of insect keeping for 12 long years. I miss those days and I would really like to get back into it. (I need something positive right now) I had a bit of...

Hey you are still around! I was pretty active here 2008-2012. Life happened and I've been out of the hobby for about 12 years. I don't have my collection anymore but I am going to check your site out. I need to get back into the hobby for my own well being.

Sweet! I've been thinking of getting into silkworms. I've been out of the invertebrate hobby for about 12 years. I have a lot to catch up on.

Most of you probably don't remember me. I was in the hobby years ago when I lived in North Carolina. I was very active back then and had a good sized collection. Life happened and I have been inactive for years. A lot has changed since then but I would like to get back into keeping...

I've seen them in IL and in NC but I noticed something odd this year...although the winter was mild and insects were abundant I hardly saw any mantids. I did find ONE Stagmomantis Carolina nymph early in the summer but when I went hunting in my usual spots to find Chinese mantids they all seemed...

I'm working on setting up a forest vivarium and wish to add some millipedes to the mix. I don't have any specific species in mind but the bigger the better. :P

I'm shopping around for some Ghost mantids and any Deroplatys spp. I would prefer larger nymphs (L4+) but will consider other offerings. I do have several roach species, lady bugs, and isopods if you would rather trade.

OK, so my In-laws are taking us all on a trip to Florida so their granddaughter (my little girl) can go to Disney World. This will be my first time in FL. and I was hoping to get some tips as far as other cool area attractions go. We will be driving down in February and a family member there...

Ive been wanting one of those for a LOOOONG time!

Im working on a website about mantids and other insects as pets. What would you like to see? Care sheets? Videos? Chat rooms? etc. Are there any things you think I should point out about mantid keeping? ANY info you can give me would be a big help! :) (If you would like to suply content send...

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