Recent content by JerkinFalcon

-Hi all ! someone knows some books specialiced On Captive Care And Breeding Of Katydids? -I was seen some books about Katydids in general, but not about captive care and breeding. -Someone can help me to find some of these books? -Thank you, best regards!

-Rib: also I was seen this change of colour with an adult female mantis I had (maybe an: californica species?), but in this form: when she was collected their colour was light-green, but some time later she sheding and then she had a new ligh beige-colour, just the same colour of their surrounds...

-randyardvark & Ian: thank you for your reply. I know about "Brunneria Borealis" have this characteristic. But maybe can be more mantis species with these capacity. -The semi-parthenogenetic of "Taumantis" is because one mating is enough for multiple fertil oothecas? -Thank you, best regards!

-Hi all! wich are the mantis species with the characteristic of to have fertil parthenogenesis, is say, without any mating with a male mantis? -This are a common characteristic in some species of phasmids, but also in some mantis species. -Thank you, best regards!

-KennethJ78 and francisco: thank you for your replies, maybe future investigations can improve the survive-rates in hybrids on both mantids and phasmids, so in the near future can be created some "designed hybrids". -Thank you, best regards!

-Hi all! Somebody breeder has creating some Mantids & Phasmids hybrids of any species? Are images of these? How is the technics for to creating these? -Thank you, best regards!

-Jesse : -Bad news, maybe some day...

-Thanks Christian, I like to contact with a breeder of these species. -And thanks for the info of the right sizes.

-Thanks KennethJ78 ! -Thats the species one which I comment. -Someone know a breeder which culture this species?

Hi yen_saw : -I haved seen two native species : one species is some larger and very similar to the chiness-mantis but I don´t sure if really is of this species, and the other species is very small in adult ones (less than one inch). Both species in at least three coluor-phases. -Unfortunatelly...

-Hi hortus ! -Some time ago I was in Texas (laredo-houston-san antonio-etc).

-Hi : -Do you know the common and scientific names of this too very giant-mantids? -Some day I fund in a w-page from malaysia (if then I remember so I shall put this link here) where are show some pictures of a species some more largest than the Malaysian-Shield-Mantis. -This mantis sizes...

-Thanks Isis & Rick !

-Thanks for your welcome words Mantis Keeper !

Thanks for your welcome words Ian !