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Hi Yes, thanks. But that is not the topic here. I was talking not about any advices being ignored, but a request. Anyway, I was just impatient. Sorry for that, Rick. regards and thanks edit: Ohh, I see you already got it right now, ismart ;-)

Hi Yes, I cannot edit it. I have read what Peter wrote. For me it's fine. I do not want to finish what I wrote. I will of course follow Peter's rules. I just want somebody to edit my post. Just like "edit: This post could not be finished". That's all. I just want my post to be marked as a not...

Hello? Am I ignored? Some of you posted something today, even in the relevant thread. But I was ignored so far!

Hi A topic was closed WHILE I was posting, thus I posted only a half post. I have to say that in this case, without the end I wanted to write to this post, the post does not make any sence. I do not care, but at least delete my half post or edit it and explain that it is only a half post...

Hi I am from Germany. We in Germany know that there is a serious scammer group from Poland. A lot of Germans are afraid of them, a lot have been fooled in the last years. Anyway, I do not know Frey. All I know is that all these scammers from Poland are always from Lodz- They come up with a new...

Hi Nice. It reminds me of Segara Anakan Lagoon, the biggest bracksih water system on Indonesia's main island Java. Oh, looking these pictures and I cannot wait anymore to visit SE Asia again.- Luckily, I will be on Bali and Java for the next year :-) regards, Stefan

Hi I just recieved the information that my table will be in the main hall, row 20. Best regards, Stefan

Hi You don't have to do nothing. The nymphs of both of the ooth can hatch out fine. regards

Thanks a lot. I just could photograph some fresh L1's, hatching today. This was the fith or maybe sixth ooth of one of the girls, and the hatch rates are still good. They hatch out as green as spring ;-) regards

To me she looks ill, the abdomen is bended too much. I wouldn't wonder she will die very soon maybe. regards

Hi I offer for the show: Alalomantis muta IGM 132: L1 = 3Euro, L2 = 4Euro, L3 = 5Euro Decimiana bolivari IGM 162: L1 = 6Euro, 2,3 subadults = 100 Euro (already reservated for Spain until 11.00AM) Gongylus gongylodes IGM 3: L1 = 6Euro, subadult pair = 50Euro Idolomantis diabolica IGM...

Hi Here is the 2,3 breeding group. The first female is subadult since yesterday, the oldest male is presub. The two younger females are also presub, and the youngest male is one instar younger. In this special case, the males are the bright ones while the females are the dark ones. regards

Hi I have the first L3 now, they are almost white, will take a picture soon. Here is a L2 eating a L1, the L2's sometimes eat each other, too. regards

Hi The ladies are still alive and laying ooth. I wonder how the hatch rates of these will be :-) The first ooth contained about 90-100 nymphs each, these are now the 7.th ooth of each female I guess. regards

Great! 5 Mins past 12AM here and already learned something :-) regards

I do not remember, too. But I can have a look at the miracle-book: Ehrmann 2002 "MANTODEA Gottesanbeterinnen der Welt" will help us again: It says, just like surfistic already pointed out, that out of the eleven "valid" species (normally, Christian knows much better what is still valid and what...

H. orientalis or H. occidentalis ? ;-) edit: I do not want to ID them, but maybe you have the same we have here in Germany which is H. occidentalis. The colours fit better. The pictures of H. orientalis from Sören you linked are some years old. So maybe you mixed up the names, but you have...

Hi mate, very nice! I like the forelegs a lot. The female adults of H. occidentalis IGM No. 173 which are in stock in Germany right now reach sizes of 14cm (with Cerci) I was told. regards

To be honest, I really thought of Brancsikia beeing a South American genus. Stupid me ;-) But I am sure there are still 49 ather "South American dead leaf species" left over there :-) Ok, Choeradodis is more a "alive" leaf :-)

Hi Normally their raptorial forelegs stay stucked to the old skin after moulting if kept too dry. If yours are not stucking to the old skin, the humidity seems not to be too low. Misting twice a day might be ok if kept really hot and in a completely open net cage. Anyway, once a day or every...