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I just received an ooth from Leviatan. Good communication and fast shipping. I'll update in a few weeks after it hatches, but so far everything looks good.

I got an ooth from Exo a little while ago, and it just hatched today. The package only took 9 days to reach me from Gemany to California at the standard shipping rate. I would definitely buy from Exo again. +A

A while back one of our members was a tattoo artist and gave someone this tattoo http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=28189&page=2

According to Josh's Frogs... http://youtu.be/TggwSeA3HAs?t=5m55s

Yep, sounds like your fruit fly culture has grainmites.

Happy B-day!

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Does she have a blue/turquise lip? If so it's a limbata. heres some other ways to tell: http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=27973&hl=%2Blimbata+%2Bbands

It sounds like that outcome was going to happen with or without your intervention. At least the native the species was the one eating the "Naturalized" species and not the other way around. As for the eggs, there's no way they could interbreed, but there's a good chance she's already been...

Ummm... You can't have specific detail when you are asking such a general question. Either ask for a specific species and get a detailed/specific answer or you can ask a general question and get a vague/general answer.

All of these setups need paper towel (or some other substrate) in the bottom to hold humidity.

Not exactly insects, but I found it pretty relevent to this hobby:

Welcome from West LA!

Welcome, from West LA

Nice job, however I was under the impression that crickets should be avoided for R. valida

I'm not sure if everyone here is using "He" as a default, but it is a female. You can tell by the triangle shaped shield (as opposed to the diamond shaped shield on males)

She will be fine, it's the back legs that make molting tricky. Just be sure she has a nice rough surface to grip.

I'm pretty sure that it's not what you are looking for but I have a few L2 ghosts that are yours if you want them. They wouldn't be that fun though, unless you had some kind of magnifier setup on the enclosure.

I've never had a package not make it to me, I have however had a box take +2 weeks to reach me and many of the critters didn't survive.

Not mantids, but still pretty funny...