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[Connectimyrmex]

Due to lack of interest/overall difficulty of insect capture, I decided to only sell wasps and ants (very locally). Sorry

Edited by Connectimyrmex, October 23 2017 - 1:21 PM.

[Connectimyrmex]

NOTE: Sadly, I am unable to ship most of my non-plant pest species due to animal safety concerns. The non-plant pest species can be picked up locally.

The species I might be able to ship include: 
Dubia cockroaches (not to Florida)

Hissing cockroaches (not to Florida)

Bess beetles

Wolf spiders

Ground beetles

Firefly larvae

 

I'm still coming up with shipping prices.

 

Shipping options include:
Classic egg crate in tupperware ($0)

Coconut fiber in tupperware ($3)

Coconut fiber with egg crate in tupperware ($4)

 

Food provided while shipping includes:
Slice of carrot ($0)

Small cricket/worm ($0)

 

Local packaging options include:
Classic egg crate in tupperware ($0)

Tupperware with damp tissue paper ($0)

Tupperware with pieces of rotting wood ($1)

Tupperware with rotting wood and extra organisms ($5)
 

Edited by Connectimyrmex, October 20 2017 - 9:20 AM.

[Chicken_eater100]

I'm just can't take my eyes off those Dubia roaches.
And I can't take my eyes off of your profile picture with the ant in the sunglasses

[Connectimyrmex]

I'm just can't take my eyes off those Dubia roaches.
And I can't take my eyes off of your profile picture with the ant in the sunglasses

xD Thanks 

I'm actually working on a new profile picture with my new queen!

If you are interested, I might be able to ship some insects (like dubia roaches) in the near future. My current inventory consists of small nymphs. The injured one is actually a bit older than the rest.

 

I edited the shipping page.

Edited by Connectimyrmex, October 19 2017 - 7:04 PM.

[Connectimyrmex]

I'm also willing to sell the American Giant Millipede for $5, as well as a 1cm long species of springtail in groups of 5.

Edited by Connectimyrmex, October 20 2017 - 6:07 AM.

[Chicken_eater100]

tetramorium queens for 2 bucks...I'm moving to Connecticut now. 

[Connectimyrmex]

xD 

 

Tetramorium sp. e is really common where I live... Since its an introduced species, I'm trying to collect as many wild queens as possible (most end up as ant food). However, I do keep the healthier queens, which in fact takes up a very large majority of the queens that I find.

[Martialis]

Don't you need a permit to sell amphibians and reptiles?

Edited by Martialis, October 20 2017 - 2:43 PM.

[Connectimyrmex]

I do? I didn't know. I removed them from the listing.

[Martialis]

This relates to birds and mammals mostly, although there is slight detail about exotic reptiles:

https://www.animalla...d-birds-mammals

Edited by Martialis, October 20 2017 - 2:56 PM.

[Reacker]

tetramorium queens for 2 bucks...I'm moving to Connecticut now. 

just go outside in the early morning just before sunrise around early june (give or take some weeks depending on location) and you'll find more Tetramorium queens than would know what to do with. If you're really ambitious wake up at around 3 AM and go outside to witness the flights as they occur.

[Connectimyrmex]

 

tetramorium queens for 2 bucks...I'm moving to Connecticut now. 

just go outside in the early morning just before sunrise around early june (give or take some weeks depending on location) and you'll find more Tetramorium queens than would know what to do with. If you're really ambitious wake up at around 3 AM and go outside to witness the flights as they occur.

 

you can even place flowerpots and rocks near a nest to find hundreds of queens huddling under them.

[Connectimyrmex]

Specific animals that I can sell immediately:
Beautiful adult female wolf spider, weaned onto a diet of large crickets

Formica subseriscea/fusca queen. She has not laid any eggs yet, which is pretty strange for the species (I did find them very recently, so they are probably waiting to lay in the spring).

A large, striped slug. Will sell for free.