Mantis, Mantis, Mantis.

Attention! Stomatopod enthusiasts we have a large collection of mantis shrimp @ ibluewater, rare and hard to find ones smashers and spearers. What we don't already have we'll get for you upon request.
Email or call us.

INVERTEBRATES - iBluewater

 

Oo common now that's teasing.I could use a male and female Odontodactylus japonicus lemme know how much that would cost.ill need to set up a new tank for these guys so moneys on the slim side lol

 

Happily I kid you not Sir! we'll find fish or inverts for you that no one else can or are willing to.

Email Bob, [email protected] and let us know what you'll be needing.

in fact we've already sent pics of both male and female Odontodactylus japonicus to our collectors.

 

AAwesome thank you .if it helps any I hear sri lanka is the most likely spot to find them

 

Thank you for that location info, additionally they can also be found in the Indo-Pacific region and Australia and fortunately we have divers in both regions.

 

Here's another beauty...........Gonodactylus platysoma

 

Greeting sir! Thats a nice one What's its current size?
Thanks,
~Brian​

 

That specimen Sir! is about 4.3".....

 

I like the first bottom picture of the black and red mantis,what one is that called?
I checked out the site a good selection of angels I believe also I'm still looking for my prize fish,I will know it when I see it.

 

Pardon the pic quality that Mantis is in fact a deep green Peacock Mantis - Odontodactylus scyallarus. (below is another pic.)