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i call it "the best survival skills" :twisted:

alright, i slept on this a bit and now i''m confused again. she ate the crickets on wednesday-ish. maybe a fly or two over the rest of the week. before the molt her abdomen was pretty small, looked like she might be hungry. after the molt it was humongus. now mid-day it is insanely small and...

phew :) yes, i was talking about the red lines. she's been good about not overeating with flies, probably because they're harder to catch. :wink: now i know. THANK YOU for the quick responses.

my one & only wide-arm has just gone through another molt. i noticed she(?) had not eaten for a couple days, so i figured a molt was coming up. i had run low on flies early last week so i had offered her 6 or so crickets, which she gobbeled up 4 of. i added a couple house-caught flies and a...

crazy. so you have a black guy one day, white the next? nothing in between? wow, now that i would like to see!

i keep crickets around for my geckos. as long as there is ample food & water there should be no cannibalism. even with the PetCo ones :wink:

holy prettyness :shock: is that little black & red guy an orchid as well? reminds me of the headhunters on felix the cat: the movie :lol:

thank you! i look forward to picking your knowledgeable brains :twisted:

hello! i've been checking out this forum for about a month now. lots of good information. i picked up my first mantis late March, a ghost. she immediatly had a bad shed on me and died just after 1 week :cry: so i decided to try again and now have a lovely lavender wide-arm who's already had...