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Would that happen in nature?

yes:D my does the same

ok then thanks for advice.

he is adult now, so I should keep female warmer and a male colter?

now junle nymph female had molt this night and she is subadult now:D

they gonna hatch after couple of months anyway so I'm not worry about eggs now :D and my jungle nymph male had his final molt tonight:D and looks great with his long antenines:D

I have Miomantis sp l5 and Tarachodes male with 1 or 2 molts to adulthood pm me

well I can't tell much about them because the are my first stick insects but the adult females eating a lot sometimes when i brink new plants they eating them all the in one day I spraying few times a day because i read that they need high huminity to molt. now I don't know what to do with...

very nice:D I think now that it is better to have the young one than adult:D my heteropteryx dilata male had his final molt this night and he looks awesome:D

well they've been mating plenty of times and it's funny when male coming of the female she starting to move and he chasing her again:d

7 hours? my mates only for about 10 to 30 minutes and male geting of her is that enough?

I thing they have funny heads too

Extatosoma tiaratum now I have about 40 eggs from her:D Heteropteryx dilatata young female and a male

I like the green phyllocrania and plistospilota because they are huge:D

my macley specter already layed:D

I think so because always when I going to petshop in leeds and if there are mantids, they always are the same price which is £10.

funny thing, you're not first person who asked me that, I'll see what I can do for you. Thanks Ian

yes but it doesn't look like L5 on the picture - it's subadult

My female will laying ooth soon so I have a few question about caring for it: 1. what temperature wolud best? 2. how often should I spray conteiner with ooth?

hahaha:D:D