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    Default Therea olegrandjeani

    Finally had my first adult emerge. Its just beautiful. I received 5 small nymphs last fall. All these months of taking care of what always appeared to be an empty enclosure finally paid off. Hopefully the other 4 will follow shortly and begin breeding. Then I've got another 5-6 months for their eggs to start hatching out.
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    That is really pretty!
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    They almost look like the June bugs i get Very cool!
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    Thank you. I just can't get over how velvety the wings look. They look like one of those fuzzy black and white posters you color in.
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