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[SIZE=14pt]now Cristian isnt your job with bugs? so couldnt you get the papers for exporting them to study for placement into the right genus?[/SIZE]
 
[SIZE=14pt]now Cristian isnt your job with bugs? so couldnt you get the papers for exporting them to study for placement into the right genus?[/SIZE]
There's almost no scientific interest in mantids.

 
Well, breeding is different from scientific stuff. You sometimes get preserved specimens from Australia or even New Zealand while participating in a cooperation, but this would be only for me, so I doubt that there will be any permits.

 
[SIZE=14pt]oh well to bad you can't if you could study 3-4 pairs alive then no one would be killing 50 or so just for a number, then there would be more left in the wild be side if they breed you could ship back 3-4 pairs to put back in to the wild, ya it wouldnt work, mantids arnt like frogs where they are haveing to try saveing them the cane toad ya ya it stinks too.[/SIZE]

 
[SIZE=14pt]Hey James it's just to cool that you found something none of us will ever see Thank you for showing us this little bit of coolnes. :D [/SIZE]
 
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what would the odds be of getting caught shipping out a ooth if any were made!
At the moment no one really cares about the praying mantis hobby but exporting oothecae or live animals from countries where you WILL get caught will only endanger the hobby.

 
Wow...its cool looking! It kind of reminds me of my Carolina Mantis. (Though I iknow its not.)

 

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