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I have two males for her so hopefully there is a succesful mating, I will keep you up to date, definitely! ^^

Yes they are! Thank you. :) They're quite a bit bigger now

It just grazed by MI, a fair amount of snow- not too much, not too little- and only one night of storming!

I love aquariums as well, my family has two aquiariums right now; one is community, and one is just basic goldfish. We're thinking about changing from Community to saltwater or chichlids when the remaining fish die off over the next few years, though!

Congratulations! Glad to hear you got into your choice school! :P

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R.I.P. Nikki mantis. :angel:

Squiggy, the second male lined up for Sir.

One of the two male H. Parviceps lined up for Sir.

Sir a day after her molt to adulthood!

I'm hoping for the best, just got to wait the next couple weeks until the female is ready, keeping them all happy and fed until then! I adore this species for sure, and I definitely hope to have nymphs available in the future!

Wow! Very beautiful, I've never seen this species either! Very lovely!

Very cool article!! Didn't realize Yen was so allergic to roaches and mantises though.. Counting myself lucky that I'm not allergic to any of the critters in my house!

I was pleasantly surprised when I woke up this morning to my what I believed to be presub H. Parviceps female molting- to adult! :lol: She had been subadult and I had apparently miscounted her molts over her nymph hood! This is very good since the only other person who offered me males for...

I'm sorry to hear about Nikki mantis, definitely keep us updated! Just try not to stress her out too much as that can make it worse as others have said, and I wish you the best with her in the next few days... :( Doesn't sound good at all.

I wish the best to you on the way home as well! When I picked up my first Ghost mantis a few months back, I had to take him into a small pizza place with me on the way home (it was a bit of a drive) and luckily they didn't mind; they said since they were so close to the expo they got a lot of...

I also think they're mourning doves, and from what I can tell the tail isn't elongated enough to be a passenger pigeon. Not sure what would have caused the reddish breast on the mourning dove though; as Agent A said, it could have been an older male with a bloodied breast.

I'm sorry to hear it. I had something happen like that recently with one of my nymphs. :( It's something that happens to us all at least once from what I've read on here.

Same with me too!

Best of luck to you in the move!