Not anywhere official. Phasmids are, sadly, very illegal due to USDA bans. Some of the tropical species are absolutely wild looking and easy to rear assuming you can keep a supply of food for them.Originally posted by Nixy
Where can I Buy a few of those?
I see that, is he trying to lose his business? Or is he hoping that no one in enforcement will find out about it because it's all the way at the bottom of his price list?Originally posted by Paladin
go to www.invertepet.com
The same restrictions apply. I know this is how they get traded, but it' s not at all legal in countries where they are controlled.Originally posted by gongyles
and by sending the egs of phasmid species?
Nixy, have the twins raised silkworms yet? fascinating to watch them hatch out from tiny eggs and grow into adult size very fast then spin cocoons and turn into moths. eggs are available online and you have mulberry trees in your neighborhood.Originally posted by Nixy
That sucks......
And I have dozens of rose bushes. And I Think there's about ten mulberry trees in the neighborhood.
Drat it.....
The twins would Love those too.....
Originally posted by atavuss
Nixy, have the twins raised silkworms yet? fascinating to watch them hatch out from tiny eggs and grow into adult size very fast then spin cocoons and turn into moths. eggs are available online and you have mulberry trees in your neighborhood.
Ed