DefyTheNorms
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Is it safe to harvest branches from outside, if I bake or freeze them beforehand? What would be the safest method? I'm having problems finding the size I want in stores.
Haha! I won't. Thanks. I'm off to harvest branchesIf you want to be extra precautious you can bake them. Just don’t catch your house on fire!
hy we're getting into the winter/C-Mas season, nice to see another CDN on the forum........ SThanks @PrayingMantisPets I collected a small box full this afternoon. I'll bring them in and clean them up tomorrow.
@Serle I like the idea of microwaving them. I may try it just to get that "rustic" smell I see you are Canadian. Me too!
I miss the snow I can't believe I said that.hy we're getting into the winter/C-Mas season, nice to see another CDN on the forum........ S
I'd be happy with just a few flurries on Christmas eveWe don't get toooo much in the Okanagan Valley
I bet it’s easier to ship ooths from country to countryMantids are not too difficult to acquire here just need more U.S.A. suppliers to ship North . That said I have had one package inspected at the border . Winter shipping is a challenge , I'm incubating a Mantis Religiosa that we found locally , plenty naturalized here . Just hatched a Tenodera ooth 125 to 130 nymphs and another ooth on deck , they are local as well. Blepharopsis Mendies , a couple coming into aulthood and a range of Miomantis Paykulii from L4 to ootheca laying .. I would like to raise Creobroter Gemmatus but had a couple duds .. ....... Thats my herd............ S
Yes , definitely ootheca are the only way that I have received my stock , either from the US or Europe. I feel it is some what safer even if a parcel is delayed ...... SI bet it’s easier to ship ooths from country to country
you can sell some and get mantis supplies thats the positive side of it.One thing about buying ooths is that you are immediately a breeder . not just a pet keeper........... S
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