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Thanks all. I dont know the name of these plants, but I am sure its no "Dill". I will make some pictures for you soon. I found these plants outside and thought they are good looking for huge Empusidae. Seems to be correct so far. But I am not a pro with this species, as I bought all larvae...

Hi No, they are much smaller than Hierodula membranacea. As you can see in the picture with the mating pair, both sexes reach same sizes, both about 6 or 6.5 cm in total lenght. I do not care how to call them, sometimes I use the term instars, sometimes nymphs, and sometimes larvae. But, in...

Hi But your Idolomantis diabolica are Gongylus gongylodes... regards And nice pictures, a nice blog you have.

Hi The females are around two weeks adult now. I put my two males with one of the two females and one of them is doing his job right now. The other one has been seperated to his cage.

Hi Thanks, Katnapper. Here are the first adults, one male and two females, all moulted adult within the last 4 days. And, to my surprise, all became perfect adults. Another, third, female moulted adult this night, but was decaputated by the smallest larvae in the enclosure, a presubadult...

Thank you, honey B)

Hi The first larvae start getting big, pumped up wingsheaths. Hopefully soon the first pair is ready :-) regards

They eat them two days after hatching. Why you all give answers if you have no idea? P. paradoxa does not need special small food as hatchlings, they do fine with all kind of Drosophila, even with the biggest. Since 30 years. And now you decide they start to eat them with L2-L3? regards

Hello Finally the first larvae are adult. I think "brancsikia" did not post a picture of an adult of the last generation here in the forum, so I now proudly present the first. The male has nice yellow wings, while the female is standard green. Thanks to all for their interest and...

Hi Yes, he rules. Kruszakus helped me in an very important case. I have some overpuls femlales Idolomantis, but only a few males. So he sent my some more males. It is dangerous to ship subadult Idolomantis, as no other species brakes their legs as easy in wrong boxes. And the bigger the...

Yes, I join. Funny. I can offer a little price as well. regards

All in all, Phil, this is dangerous half knowledge. You are wrong or at least not precise in most what you say. Anyway, nice try.

Who says so? And of course a cold period like 8°C for some weeks has an effect on every ooth. The effect is nothing will hatch as most species are tropical. This sounds unlogical. regards edit: Or do you mean that if you not reduce the photoperiod, you can keep the ooth at 8°C and it will...

Ceratocrania I guess

http://images.google.de/imgres?imgurl=http...v%3D2%26hl%3Dde Here is the link to the picture this thread started with. It would have bee easy to post this link directly. The reference of the owner of all rights of this picture is given, please realize this. So all is fine. And, of course, I...

Hi There should be a so called "LITE" Version of the "CS3 extended" PS version. It should be free software. But it is working very good, only the help-function is not working. regards

Hi Remember this one? http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3304/344429...dcc7e604a_b.jpg regards

Every week you post ten pictures you do not have any right of. Its time to learn you are doing illigal things, the photographers could say you are a scammer. Start to think about this finally!

Ahh, I see. You had good results so you tried it again. Ok, why not. You are right. But Ian, 7 ooth hatched out and you need to import new ooth? I cannot understand that! Did you just sell all without trying to breed them? Or did all these hundreds of larvae died? I could understand that, as...

Thanks a lot, I am not interested. I already found some males, thanks.