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It was the 12x12x18 exo terra viv

His last molt (to L7) was about 1 month ago, and not close to molding again, cause he was eating perfectly. His abdomen was always black, from the beginning we got him. That's why we liked this one the most. We got him at L3 and he was the only black one we had. Since L6 he was starting to get...

I just found one of our Idolo's dead. He was hanging upside down, and i thought he was going through a rough molt, so i sprayed him, but he was already dead and fell down. I really have no clue what happened here. Have any of you seen this before?

Molted into adult last night.

Here are headshots of all but 1. Hope you can help us out. L7- bought as female L7- bought as male L6-1 L5-1 They were "pushing" each other the last few days, didn't think they would hurt each other, but they did. We have another with two eyes like that. We separated them right away...

Thanks!

Nice setups and mantids!

Nice animals!

They all look female... So that sucks.

That's an amazing setup!

Thanks for the replies! We have bought 1 pair and a few unsexed ones. But the "pair" have the same antennas, so probably both females. Is the one threatening a male? We hope so, otherwise we probably have no males....

Today 2 of our females molted into L7 and they are huge Here is a head-shot of one of them, it's female, right? One of the L6 (male?), felt intimidated by them and started to threaten.

She looks very nice!

Congrats! He looks amazing!

Thanks! We will post some pictures of the "male" soon. He got the same antennas.

I just went through the sexing a diabloica page, but we have a pair for sure (we bought them as a pair), but i don't see any difference in the antennae... When you look at the pictures of the one above, would you say male or female? Cause this should be the female.

Thanks for the reply's.. ;) They are fairly small... About 13 cm. adult size. The origin of this species is Australia. They live in trees in mostly arid areas.

Here is our new pair of S.c.ciliaris. The female (She was a bit stressed from our trip home, so we made 2 shots only): The male: Thanks for looking!

Thanks... We have a adult and sub-adult male now, which are "worthless" except for the joy of watching them ofcourse...

Thanks guys! As far as we know the Idolo is female. We have 8 of them now in various stages.