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Those things give me the willies. Here in the West, they can transmit Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, which is not something one would wish to have. Rebecca, I don't know how common Lyme disease is in your area, but if you've been bitten at all, and come down with symptoms, be sure to seek...

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I've fed mine (L6 and L7) bees and wasps, and they went right after them without hesitation.

No problem, Rebecca. Thanks for looking anyway.

Hestiasula brunneriana

I currently have several adult female boxers, but no males. Therefore, I'd like to trade one of my females for a male, ASAP. Please PM me if interested. Thanks!

I'm looking for a fresh adult H. brunneriana male. Currently, I have two females, but no males. Can purchase or trade. Please PM me if interested. Thanks!

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Chris, Have sent you an email.

Remarkably good shot! Keep up the great work!

Also, please see the following links: http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=8925&hl=diabolica&st=0 http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=8118

Well packed, healthy, promptly delivered, great pricing, and some extras! What more could one want!

I second these remarks!

Nice! Thanks for posting these images. :)

Yes, Michael's a great guy. Nice plants, BTW!

Thought I would let you all know that she is still alive and well, more than a month after the amputation! So far, so good! :)

Absolutely fantastic!

Great images! Thanks for posting!

Thanks for sharing your observations, guys!

I've read in a number of places that G. gongylodes does not stalk its prey -- that it is an ambush predator and essentially stationary, waiting exclusively for prey to come to it. However, I've now observed that it does, in fact, stalk quite readily. On a number of occasions, I have observed...