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That happened to me to one of my Stagmomantis limbata's that I captured from Prescott, AZ. I got rid of the parasites. I wished I had kept the parasites to see what it would develop into. Post pics of the adult parasites. Be nice to see what they look like and how they infect Mantids. -Kevin

Happy, healthy looking lady you got there. :D

It's growing! It's GROWING!!! :o

Congratulations! Great kids you got there.

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Sweet........... numnums.

I fell bad for Latifah, so sorry. :( She will live on in her offspring next year. -Kevin

Welcome to the party. :D

Welcome.

Nice setup you got there :)

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So pretty.... :rolleyes:

Beautiful reptiles you got there LG :rolleyes:

What a great looking Mantis. :rolleyes:

Looks like a flying rat to me :angry:

Great to have you.

Welcome.

I'm currently over-wintering my Limbatas because the environment I caught them in gets really cold in the Winter. I'll bring them in around March or April to incubate and hatch. This is my first time with Limbatas so I don't know if they need to over-winter but I'm guessing they do. It would be...

I don't know if there is much you can do. Just make sure he has a great surface to molt from - sometimes paper towels that line the lid can help. If he is successful molting into an adult then his legs should be good as normal. I wish you the best, -Kevin

Sorry to hear that Royz :( . One suggestion would be is to line the top of your containers with paper towels. I think one of your containers is glass at the top - so not a great surface to molt from. All my young nymphs molted fine and with no problems when molting from the paper towels that...