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There are a few people with them by the way, but I know many oothecae were shipped to Japan and Peru this yr so demand will stay up Im sure since they didn't establish as well as we could have last yr.

I have an ooth and a lone presub female.

I plan to wait maybe 2 weeks before introducing them, they seem to live on a shorter grow,and breeding cycle in order to have 2 generations going at once.

Sounds more like a common criminal than an assassin, other wise you wouldn't have know he was there.

yes it is, she lost her leg in shipping. But overall a very beautifull specimen.

PreSub Couple

Very nice glad their in your hands and definitely subadult.

email if interested, I have 2 wc lines of them available. [email protected] Michael

Congrats Patrick be carefull they are fragile and easy to stress as babies as Im sure you know. The big clear eyes are a good sign of no issues in them keep up the calcium and other supplements with every ff feeding.

Really cool species, and congrats on the hatches and successes but until I have them in hand I just can't say if its the mantis or your photography I like best. Michael

Please do not disrespect the OP he worked hard to come up with new ideas and share them with everyone. I for one like the cups and I know cat's are evil, unnatural and bad for the hobby.

Yeah cat's can be a problem for mantid hobbyists, I have a friend she has 5 cats and Im always worried on of them will kill the bugs I send her. The cups are a cheap easy way to keep your nymphs seperate at yoinger instars. I would put them in the cage under the same conditions you would just...

I have 2 ooth's, there are probably a few dozen here all near hatching. Good luck to all its a good chance they get cultured into the hobby.

Tony and I can best guess the sexes at most, They are feeding well, thriving and in desperate need of establishment here. These will be the last 6 holdbacks we release so I'm asking that only responsible dedicated breeders contact about them. I have a couple cb ooths incubating and two females...

I agree, just didnt know is all, we all screw up now and then. I sent you a message probably should take a peak at it.

Good luck with them, we have them on the warmer side of room temp with a basking option. I have 2 ootheca incubating one at room temp one at 80 hoping to see if there are issues with either. Also we are not misting much at all for the nymphs.

$6 at Lowes, I have 4-5 of them. I sit them on a 30'' strip of 6'' heat tape so I have a steady supply of warm misting water. The seals go bad if you overpump it and not release the pressure.

Weren't you the second person to welcome her JRH3? I didnt think much of the issues she's not new for sure says she joined this forum 4 yrs ago so good call on catching the issues. She contacted me, offered me Ancathops for Truncata and others I have hatched recently. I was told this person...

Good eye, well its a much better product than the first editions of flexwatt, I used it for hundreds of reptile units the connectors, cover clips were , the tape eas easily creased and lower watt than the new stuff. It seems like an entirely new product. Michael

Yeah the temps are stready but USPS is going down hill fast I like to make sure my boxes are just supported so their not crushed. Its bad enough I've seen holes in the boxes, even had one with what Im sure was a hole from a fork on a forklift go through it.