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1 Free Giant Asian Mantis

Started By T.C. , Mar 1 2018 6:56 PM

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#1 Offline T.C. - Posted March 1 2018 - 6:56 PM

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Hello all, I got one more Hierodula membranacea (Giant asian mantis) than I need. Pretty sure it's a female, L5. (possibly L6) It's free to whoever wants it, aside from shipping cost. Likely around 10 bucks shipping cost depending on your location. You must be within the U.S.


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#2 Offline Miles - Posted March 1 2018 - 9:16 PM

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I'm developing an insect exhibit for a children's museum, and a large mantis would be a great addition. How would you keep her alive during shipping? I'm definitely interested.


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#3 Offline T.C. - Posted March 1 2018 - 9:56 PM

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I'm developing an insect exhibit for a children's museum, and a large mantis would be a great addition. How would you keep her alive during shipping? I'm definitely interested.


They are very hardy. Never had a single mantis die on me, especially this species. If it where to die for whatever reason during shipment though, I'd refund your money.

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#4 Offline Miles - Posted March 3 2018 - 1:40 PM

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Ok, let's do it. Go ahead and send me a message and we can move forward. Thanks!


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#5 Offline Martialis - Posted March 4 2018 - 2:02 PM

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I'm developing an insect exhibit for a children's museum, and a large mantis would be a great addition. How would you keep her alive during shipping? I'm definitely interested.

That sounds pretty neat! Which insects are you planning on displaying?


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