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I found this guy on my front deck , hard to tell what species he is . We only have Mantis Religiosa and Tenodera Sinensis naturalized here .

Hey Hy , anyone in the North , Canada with ooths available now or up coming this fall . I'm looking ex;pand my heard , please send me a note. thnkz Serle

Since my last post I have a correction ,one of my pre-adult Tenoderas did succumb to Droop Butt . Seem's that they don't digest or excrete properly .  S

I have incubated numerous species and would like to include these great little guys to my Mantid Ranch. thnkz in advance ... Serle

Greetings John .........  S

hy & Welcome .... S

Hy & Welcome............. S

hy  and Welcome  Steve.....

Hy & Welcome  You have some of my favorites , Mio's and Tenodera's.  I had a couple B. Mendica's that never achieved adulthood........ S

The little Miomantis p.  , one of my favorites , are xtreemly easy to propagate ......... S

Nice pics Dane , no need for the logo across the image , we won't steal them .............. S

If it is made of mud it could be a wasp ........ S

Hy & Welcome............ S

I thought this thread was a joke , some thing about nail polish . It possibly armorized her therefore she can not moult........ S

Hy & Welcome........... S

The percentages of nymphs or any young to achieve adulthood in nature are terribly low . I have hatched two or three ootheca only to have 1 or 2 survive ........ S

Ironically since my last post we had another battle to the finish and lost another Mio. That being said it is the circle of life........ S

Sorry , I missed it ......... S

There has been one casualty in the community , not bad for 7 females over the course of a couple months........ S