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Chinese or European–looking for at least one

I’ve been out of the loop for a while, and now I’m not sure where too look anymore. PM me if you have some. I’m in Wisconsin 

I haven't seen many posts about people having these in a while. One of my favorites that I've kept. I'm in Wisconsin. Lmk if you have some nymphs. Also looking for budwings.

or something Big and cute. :)

oh hai. I've been on here, but I've taken quite a hiatus from posting and keeping mantids. I'm thinking of getting a new buggy pet again soon, so here I am. Hi hi. Getting some new ink on Saturday too- check it oot:

Here are a couple paintings I've done recently using Precarious' stuff as reference photos. I had an art show last night, and they were a big hit (sold one already). Wanted to share. Thanks for looking. B)

Looking for an ooth or nymphs.

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http://www.npr.org/blogs/krulwich/2012/02/24/147367644/six-legged-giant-finds-secret-hideaway-hides-for-80-years?sc=fb&cc=fp

Just some quick pics of the Budwing

Haha Look at those things! They're outta hand. This is an adult male Oxyothespis dumonti.

Should I not ship mantids to Mexico or Canada? What about other bugs like roaches?

Mantids do a lot of specific things, and I try to pay attention to when they do what. Sometimes the antennae are pinned back all the way (usually when hunting). Sometimes they're totally upright. When my ghost is on my hand the antennae seem to vibrate. What body language have you noticed and when?

Isn't it always picture time? Zorak. He's handsome. B. mendica My ghostie (molted yesterday). Hierodula majuscula

Sometimes I like to go to the craft store or random places and see what I can turn into a mantis house. Today I found some storage containers that look like paint cans and some circular cross-stitching dealies. I trimmed the circles to fit and glued the tag to the side of the can as a hinge...

These are actually my first Hierodulas. What's a good temp. and humidity?

If anyone wants any, I can send some of these big guys (younger than this one). $8 for one or $13 a pair plus $8 priority and $2 if you want a heat pack. These are the biggest Madagascar hissing roach and long-lived. US shipping only

I was wondering- Do you guys put any kind of "fragile" or "live insects" stickers on your packages? Is that necessary or beneficial? Also, when asked at the post office "is there anything liquid, fragile, perishable, or potentially hazardous?" how do you respond? Last time, I said "fragile" so...