Went for Houston museum of science for easter today, manage to take some pics including D. desiccata and Hierodula Stalli in the insect zoo.
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![HIerodulaStalli.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/25f/25f048088d931d7692f77da657e16c2c.jpg)
![iguana.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/9e4/9e4c5a799d32d33fb23bdaaca55808aa.jpg)
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Yeah, I traded an S. Limbata ooth to you for it, but it never hatched. Are you still keeping this species?Andrew, you got there before me! It is definately a taumantis, I had a small culture of those going, of which an ooth I traded with you I think andrew??? You can tell by the promonant light green oval shaped ooth, a lovely spp.Cheers,
Ian
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