G guapoalto049 Well-known member Joined Jun 6, 2010 Messages 962 Reaction score 114 Location Pennsylvania May 28, 2011 #2 I was going through some photos and found this one. I'm not sure where I got it from but kudos to whomever took it. The thing is an absolute beast! It looks like it could be in the Rhombodera genus considering her stocky build and ootheca shape. Thoughts? Comments? Any clue??
I was going through some photos and found this one. I'm not sure where I got it from but kudos to whomever took it. The thing is an absolute beast! It looks like it could be in the Rhombodera genus considering her stocky build and ootheca shape. Thoughts? Comments? Any clue??
G guapoalto049 Well-known member Joined Jun 6, 2010 Messages 962 Reaction score 114 Location Pennsylvania May 28, 2011 #3 Kudos to Dan Perlman!!
patrickfraser Well-known member Joined Feb 22, 2011 Messages 3,131 Reaction score 400 Location Downey, California May 28, 2011 #4 After very close inspection, I would have to say it is a Parental Mantis with eggs. I just couldn't help myself.
After very close inspection, I would have to say it is a Parental Mantis with eggs. I just couldn't help myself.
kitkat39 Well-known member Joined Feb 25, 2010 Messages 819 Reaction score 81 Location California May 28, 2011 #5 I love the wings on that girl!
B brancsikia Well-known member Joined Jul 16, 2007 Messages 86 Reaction score 1 Location Germany May 28, 2011 #6 Very nice species. It was in culture some years back. It is Antemna rapax STÅL, 1877. Difficult to breed... For more photos have a look at Terra Typica Mantodea database. Cheers Last edited by a moderator: May 28, 2011
Very nice species. It was in culture some years back. It is Antemna rapax STÅL, 1877. Difficult to breed... For more photos have a look at Terra Typica Mantodea database. Cheers
G guapoalto049 Well-known member Joined Jun 6, 2010 Messages 962 Reaction score 114 Location Pennsylvania May 28, 2011 #7 Aha!! Thank you brancsikia, I have never seen that mantid before. Brancsikia also happen to be another cool species
Aha!! Thank you brancsikia, I have never seen that mantid before. Brancsikia also happen to be another cool species
B brancsikia Well-known member Joined Jul 16, 2007 Messages 86 Reaction score 1 Location Germany May 28, 2011 #8 Brancsikia is very nice but difficult and has only one generation per year. There are other cool species, even in the genus Miomantis. Have a look at the pictures in the updated IGM list, number 226... a zebra mantis.
Brancsikia is very nice but difficult and has only one generation per year. There are other cool species, even in the genus Miomantis. Have a look at the pictures in the updated IGM list, number 226... a zebra mantis.