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Final Inventory Reduction Sale! Last chance - Don't Miss Out! bioquip.com

Still available, but time is running out!

More books available! These are not listed on our website, and only one of each is available. If you are interested in any of these titles, please contact Celia: celia@bioquip.com.

Sold: Ecology of Invertebrate Diseases

We have some non-stock books available! These are not listed on our website, and only one of each is available. If you are interested in some of these titles, please contact Celia for pricing: 310-667-8800 (ask for Celia), celia@bioquip.com. #bioquip #entomology #books

Sold: Forest Insect Population Dynamics

Sold: Nat Geo Backyard Bird Guide, DK Birds, Raising Butterflies in the Garden

Sold: Microscopic Worlds, Dragonflies & Damselflies of the Grand Canyon Region, Intro to Plant Physiology

More books available! These are not listed on our website, and only one of each is available. Note: Moths of Western North America has slight damage, Ruiz Cancino books are used. If you are interested in any of these titles, please contact Celia: 310-667-8800, celia@bioquip.com.

Just found some of these large Specimen Handling Cages in the warehouse. Cages have aluminum frames with high-visibility, white nylon no-see-um mesh screening, and a clear vinyl observation window in the upper half of the front of the cage. 24 x 36 x 24" bioquip.com/search/DispPro…

Check out the lists on the front page of bioquip.com to see what is available. Check back regularly as order cancellations will sometimes cause items to become available again.

We still have some items left in stock at great discounts, but order now because time is running out! bioquip.com

@MosquitoLab We assemble them here, so it's a production run.

@MosquitoLab Psst! We have one batch of these left: bioquip.com/search/DispPro….

Only ONE week left to bid!

We still have inventory available at some great discounts so be sure to snag any last minute items you need before they disappear for good! bioquip.com #bioquip #entomology

Crane Flies are generally around the size of a quarter, while mosquitoes tend to be about the size of the eraser on a pencil. Crane Flies do not bite or spread disease and also do not eat mosquitoes although they are commonly, mistakenly called 'mosquito eaters'. #MosquitoMonday