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If he's acting normally and the hemolymph clots, it should be okay. - MantisGirl13

Welcome to the forum! Can we see more of your jewelry? - MantisGirl13

I am actually doing an experiment to answer this question with ghost mantids. I don't know if my results will apply to every species though, although they might. - MantisGirl13

FYI, L1 Chinese mantids have a horrible die off rate. If you want to ensure that your mantis will not randomly die, wait until it is L2 or L3. - MantisGirl13

It's female, not male. Keep attempting to feed her. - MantisGirl13

Welcome!  - MantisGirl13

I keep my lamps on 24/7 - MantisGirl13

What Ghostie meant to say was don't use a heat MAT with mantids. Use a heat lamp instead.  - MantisGirl13

Welcome! - MantisGirl13 

I ended up naming him Aragog, after the giant spider in Harry Potter.  - MantisGirl13 

If the middle legs work okay then it should have a chance. - MantisGirl13

Sounds like too much humidity to me - MantisGirl13

I'm seeing a male and a female but I could be wrong. - MantisGirl13

I would add Hierodula and Sphodromantis sp. - MantisGirl13

I've heard countless stories of people having hatches in the christmas tree. Lol - MantisGirl13

The ooth was laid in the tree and hatched due to the warmer conditions of being inside. This happens often. - MantisGirl13

I love ghosts, violins, spinies, and budwings. - MantisGirl13

I've heard this too, however I have kept groups of ghosts at the same humidity and they all turned out different colors. There isn't enough evidence that it is humidity that determines color. - MantisGirl13

Welcome to the forum! - MantisGirl13

Chinese ooths can survive a lot. It wouldn't surprise me if they are perfectly fine. - MantisGirl13