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[dtknow]

It sounds like the perfect pest for some areas though.

 

[Specialmias]

Currently at my university I had to take a course on third world countries and how their food supplies for the year can be annihilated by pests. Millet is a staple amoung the poor in Africa and tons of money has been spent on spraying down these little buggers to keep them in check. So far they've been quite resilient and their reproductive capabilities have been a pain to keep up with as such. I would take a guess and assume with the problems they cause to eliminate them that they would not be terribly difficult to breed in captivity. Of course it's just a guess from looking at how resilient they can be.

 

[DoubleD's]

Wish Come true

Hey for you die hards out there like me who just went bonkers or the Namibians i might be able to swing a pair up for sale here, but only if you die hards really want them.
So What do you say,Do you guys want a pair?


Let me know and ill put the wheels in motion.

Dexter D
DoubleDs
www.doubleds.org

 

[beetleman]

OOOH! YEAH ! BABY!:clap: :worship: :drool:

 

[Stylopidae]

Hey for you die hards out there like me who just went bonkers or the Namibians i might be able to swing a pair up for sale here, but only if you die hards really want them.
So What do you say,Do you guys want a pair?


Let me know and ill put the wheels in motion.

Dexter D
DoubleDs
www.doubleds.org

Are you planning to breed? I'd like to see these in the US hobby.

 

[Scythemantis]

Definately! I want some before certain organizations catch wind and have them specifically outlawed They do sound destructive, but I think everyone knows what they're doing here. Imported pests have always been those deliberately released into the wild by people who don't care and don't understand them.