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14 years 9 months ago #36271 by Lee Ann
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Hi all I am still looking for more mantis for my movie I am doing for Nat Geo, so any new ones would be great - you will be paid for any you find and postage too. My very first mantis I got has mated and made her first egg sac unfortunately at night while all the camera people were sound asleep. Hopefully we will get the nymphs emerging from the egg sac.

Please help with getting mantis for me - all of them will be released back into their natural habitat once the filming has been done.

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14 years 9 months ago #36275 by Uwe K
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I'll send you some miomantis if you want.

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14 years 9 months ago #36278 by Onyx
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Will keep an eye out for you. My parents farm are full of them... Gigantic green and brown ones. Not sure what the species are lol

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14 years 9 months ago #36279 by Schalk du Plessis
That reminds me. My wife showed me some tiny mantis she found at the office. They are a couple of mm in size but have the whole act down. Moving side to side and arm motions and everything. Very cute :)

Looking forward to your videos.

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14 years 9 months ago #36288 by Lee Ann
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That would be great I will PM you with my details. How many do you have? I have lineola's and popa spurca at the moment so miomantis will be great.

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14 years 9 months ago #36289 by Lee Ann
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Thanks Onyx any species are great. especially if you can get some of the giant brown ones and the ones that are both colours. The giant brown ones are Popa spurca. Not sure about the others as I would have to see them first.

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