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Wolf spiders? That's interesting.I knew they had a complex life cycles, but I guess I missed that. I guess I could have raised them when I lived in Texas. Wolf spiders reach near plague levels during the summer there. Do any of you think it might be possible to breed them using eggs that have...

Color blindness would make red look green if I'm not mistaken.

Pseudocreobotra wahlbergii all the way. Coolest looking mantis I've ever seen, and I have two of them now. :) Thanks Paradoxica!

I put a couple L2 Pseudocreobotra wahlbergii in them that I got from Paradoxica. Had to take out all but one clump of moss so I could monitor them effectively though. I think these would work well for quite a few smaller species, and juveniles. I could have probably also made a background with...

Just added in the live moss, and branches today. I made these using old plastic romaine lettuce containers. I siliconed screen along the bottom to hold things in, and cut some vents along the bottom of the lid. I used tacks to attach them to the wall.

Sounds easy enough. Keep us posted if you have any success breeding them yourself.

Difficult creatures to get established in the vivarium. I think I remember their diet in the wild is mostly tree dwelling ants.

I once read a story about how a cottonmouth escaped, and got into a large anaconda enclosure. The cottonmouth killed the anaconda.They're pretty tough snakes.

I'm not sure if I have firebrats, or silverfish. I just collected them off of some old plywood. They do seem a lot more active now that I've raised the temperature. I was planning on feeding them to Skilton skinks. I'm guessing I won't have enough of them for that for a while though. Those...

Awesome, congratulations! Such cute, sinister looking babies.lol

That's cool. How was he keeping them?

Anybody else tried breeding these things? So far I haven't had much luck. I've had around a dozen, or so adults since summer. I raised the temperature the other day. I'm thinking maybe that will help.

What ever happened with these? Are you still breeding them?

Did the person tell you anything about the methods used to breed them?

Looking for one, or two #9's.

My goals are to successfully raise S. Limbata, and breed any pink ones. My other goal is to get a #9 mantis.

I had no idea they had such limited hearing. Interesting.

Haha! I doubt anybody lost it. Long beach is pretty much just a port that they decided to call a city. Probably came in with some fruit, or something.

Lol aluminium! :)

That's cool some were pink tinted like their mom. I'm going to attempt to breed the pinkest ones. If there are any. Too bad you lost a lot of yours. I'm hoping I can separate them all right away when they hatch. The first ooth was laid like three, or four days before I posted. The second one I...