Cariblatta lutea

From southern FL. Only one species of Cariblatta is reported from the US (consisting of two subspecies); Cariblatta lutea. Interestingly, specimen pictured below doesn't match the description of C. lutea.

Thanks for the info

NP

Neat little species collected from Malaysia

Not sure. Mine seem to be below average size so....

I think I've spoiled this girl

From Big Pine Key, FL

First is P. divisa, last two are probably P. virginica

They lay oothecae

Didn't know these were this small.... lol

Thanks

Perhaps it has to do with their long hatching time? The ones in the pics took about 2~3 months to hatch.

Pic of nymphs

Thanks

Not sure if this one is mature yet (I think it is), but it's been retaining that coloration after it molted about a week ago.

This is my favorite pest species

Thank you for the suggestion of ID, but Heidi's new revision on genus Arenivaga lists several species of similar looking Arenivagas so it's probably best to list this as Arenivaga sp. I got these from Westtexasinvert (you can find him on Arachnoboards) so if you contact him, he'll probably be able to get you some

Took more pics of this beautiful (and rare) species today

First "true" caudelli ootheca hatched

A really handsome species of assassin bug

Interesting...didn't notice that until now. I wonder if it serves as a mimicry purpose.

Thanks They've been fairly easy for me to breed.

These are so adorable!

Relatively common species in my area