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Chinese Mantis (Tenodera sinensis) Oothecae for Sale FREE SHIPPING

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Chinese Mantids are easy to care for and an impressive insect to show off! I have oothecae (mantis egg cases) for sale, they should hatch in 8 weeks or less, after which they feed voraciously on fruit flies. As they grow, they will need larger food such as mealworms, crickets, and roaches.

1 Ootheca - $5 each
5 or more - $3 each
10 or more - $2 each

Email me at [email protected] for more info and to make an order.

Image to show example of adult Chinese mantis. Borrowed from marylandbiodiversity. com

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Why do you need to use someone else's picture (with their permission I hope)? If you are selling the egg cases, don't you have the adults ?
 
Lucille, people collect their egg cases. Those people do not breed them. They are an invasive and non native. Their all over the US. Google it. This person probably had a hard time finding an adult mantis in winter to photograph. People collect their eggs on cooler months. Not everybody is shady...
 
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