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This is really impressive, they hibernate 11 weeks? could you pleaseeee show me a pic of your set up this little guys have been my favourites ever!

exelent eye, its bad luck you dont have a key I would be really happy to get my hands over a mantodea key

how do you differentiate them, do you have a taxonomical key? could you please tell me where can I get one?

OMG Can you please tell me how did you breed them?

There are interesting things I shall mention fist, this mantis is founded over 2000m over sea level, the place where she lives get below 0 at winter, over 40 at summer, not a tropical forest like many others species, nymphs are born big!, like 35-50 from each ooth, the wing markings are...

this is the one I founded near that place two years ago

Correction maded these dont have big horn like Texas

is it that popular sp Hibiscus?

jut the same as my avatar all are the same sp

Sorry I got confused these ones dont have the horn is not clorophea look at the avatar!

I just found ooths for a friend, I know the sp, but this is your time to guess and look at their natural habitat

Thats the only possible way, you can always senth ooths they can arive on time on expedited mail(inside a letter of course), jut dont make it look bulky

why not?

oh I didnt took it out before posting Hibiscus sorry :(

I founded a ghost mantis with a juvenile (not small nymph) of Icerya purchasi really cant understand how its possible, it was really atached to it

Very impressive, what do they eat?

they keep on producing ooths! is really nice, but as soon as I lower temperature they even stop moving impresive!

Im working on it since I am a Biologist, I really want to name it but I need to get in contact with a trustable entomologist that wont steal my chance to name it

You are not so lucky to get a super resitant pest, they wont breeed under 20°C and need high humidity and as its not identified I wont send any until I get it a latin name