US Mantids, Grasshopers and Stick Insects WANTED

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Metallica89

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I'm looking to get some native species of mantids. What I'm looking to get are Brunneria borealis, Gonatista grisea or Pseudovates arizonae. I already have European, Chinese and Carolina mantids so non of those.

I'm also looking for colorful grashoppers like Horse Lubber (Taeniopoda eques), Painted Grasshopper (Dactylotum bicolor) or Eastern Lubber Grashopper (Romalea microptera) along with some stick insects.

If anyone can find them PM me back. I will pay well or trade.

 
This isnt really the greatest time (at least here in oklahoma it isnt) to collect bugs. Fall is coming quick, and bugs are literally dropping like flies. You may have to wait until next spring or buy some off of a breeder- if anybody breeds grasshoppers.

Good luck finding some though!

 
Metallica89 said:
I'm looking to get some native species of mantids. What I'm looking to get are Brunneria borealis, Gonatista grisea or Pseudovates arizonae. I already have European, Chinese and Carolina mantids so non of those.

I'm also looking for colorful grashoppers like Horse Lubber (Taeniopoda eques), Painted Grasshopper (Dactylotum bicolor) or Eastern Lubber Grashopper (Romalea microptera) along with some stick insects.

If anyone can find them PM me back. I will pay well or trade.
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Eric, aka - Dethcheez, seems to occasionally have various native and non-native mantids for sale. I seem to recall that he had a Brunneria borealis ootheca for sale a number of months ago on another forum (I can't remember if it was on Mantidforum.net or Arachnoboards.com, but it doesn't matter).

Anyway, Dethcheez's profile is HERE

And, his email is: gaffenstein@gmail.com

That should get you pointed in the right direction.

Cheers

 
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