Frenabo
Member
So, for whatever reason, I guess I stupidly created two accounts: this one and @fren.
Recently I have been trying to post in the for sale/wanted section but I would never get approved. I contacted support, but then I realized that the reason my posts were not going through was because I had actually made my introduction post on the other account, not this one.
Which brings me here.... again!
Here is a copy and paste of the other post, with some addendums:
I am a Graduate student studying aquatic macroinvertebrate communities in the coastal plains. I also recently became very interested in keeping mantids!
My current invertebrate collection includes:
-2 adult female carolina mantis
-1 Ghost mantis ootheca, with four babies that already hatched! (thanks @Jaywo!)
-1 L3 (maybe?) african twig mantis (Popa spurca, unsexed)
-3x Honduran Curly Hair Slings
-A small colony of hissing cockroaches
-A few possibly viable question mark roach ooths
I hope to start keeping and breeding many types of mantid and other inverts to enjoy for myself as well as to spread the love of inverts amongst my peers.
Cheers!
Recently I have been trying to post in the for sale/wanted section but I would never get approved. I contacted support, but then I realized that the reason my posts were not going through was because I had actually made my introduction post on the other account, not this one.
Which brings me here.... again!
Here is a copy and paste of the other post, with some addendums:
I am a Graduate student studying aquatic macroinvertebrate communities in the coastal plains. I also recently became very interested in keeping mantids!
My current invertebrate collection includes:
-2 adult female carolina mantis
-1 Ghost mantis ootheca, with four babies that already hatched! (thanks @Jaywo!)
-1 L3 (maybe?) african twig mantis (Popa spurca, unsexed)
-3x Honduran Curly Hair Slings
-A small colony of hissing cockroaches
-A few possibly viable question mark roach ooths
I hope to start keeping and breeding many types of mantid and other inverts to enjoy for myself as well as to spread the love of inverts amongst my peers.
Cheers!
