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Hi Well, they can moult very good on the screen top in general. But I think it is not good if they have only this all the time. If they have good twigs where they can hang on from time to time, maybe they will do the moultings on the screen top anyway. But I guess it is not good if they have...

Ooops. Good to know :-) Thanks

If you not want me to make assumptions, next time directly give more basic info, like you did now.- If it is not the final moult, things are exactly the same, but worse. Normally the biggest loss is within the final moult. If you have already such problems now, it is worse. I was thinking...

Next to 50 other south american species, like Brancsikia spp..

Hi I just mentioned the flies, Rick, because I a) know you like crickets and you seem to have fine, well working crickets, b ) I know some of you give crickets to empusids and do not realize the fault (see posts of members above) and c) I know you have problems with your Gongie's final moults...

Hi I have had this in every generation: 10-20% of the females fall down right after the final moult, 90% do fine. I do not know why some fall down. I guess the better the food, the better the final moulting will be (strictly big flies fed with honey and flower pollen or bees). I know you like...

Here is the raw version, not altered anyway: Just compare both pictures on your own to find all differences. regards

Hi Thanks all. To be honest, hibiscusmile, it is its natural colours, but I amplyfied them in Photoshop (levels, colour balance, brightness and contrast etc.). I made it a little more purple and I made the green belt around the base of the Pronutum a little more green ;-) regards

Yes, right. That's why they are so abaundant. Because everybody has bred them. Why you do not buy from all these breeders? I know they are very abundant, that's why scemmers made several thousand bucks here in this forum with this species. Actually, knowing this I should double the price. Why...

Ahh, I forgot: For all who pmed me since yesterday: When I do write that I will not ship them until end of March, that means I will not ship them until the end of march. Earlier, I will not ship them, not inside Germany, not inside EU and not to USA resp. Asia. I do not care if others ship...

Yes, he does not have the IGM No. 25 stock, so good luck with his Idolos. Same here as always: I want it, but I want the cheapest. I would'nt waste any money on them, but good luck ;-) It's not by chance that mine are more expensive: Mine you can breed :-)

Yes. I will let you know the room number, row number and table number as soon as I will have these informations available.

Hi Alalomantis muta IGM 132: L1 = 3Euro, L2 = 4Euro, L3 = 5Euro Decimiana bolivari IGM 162: L1 = 6Euro Gongylus gongylodes IGM 3: L1 = 6Euro, subadult pair = 50Euro Idolomantis diabolica IGM 25: L1 = 13Euro, L2 = 17Euro, L3 = 23Euro Of course you will get them cheaper the more you...

Hi Yes, I will sell L1-L3 at the Hamm show. Christian will sell them, too, I guess. We have the same price. I will also sell Alalomantis muta, Decimiana bolivari and Gongylus gongylodes. I will start shipping after the Hamm show, but I guess I can ship them only in europe, we will see...

Hi I think there is just a picture or a link missing... regards

If you have a fresh adult female and the male is subadult already, don't worry about the timing. Your timing is very good. Good luck, as I said.

Hi Congratulations Concerning "keeping": Yes, seems so. As long as she will start to eat again. Concerning "breeding": No, not necessarily. regards and good luck

Hi Yes, it is very possible that it is not Bahasa Indonesia, but Javanese. regards

Hi The Germans call them "Gottesanbeterin" which means "God adorer". The last two letters ("in") make it feminine. So it's a female adorer of god. Of course we use also "Mantis" or the most scientific term "Mantodea". I remember the Indonesians use another name for mantis, at least in...