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Good find! I have a wolfie as well!

Actually, if you look at the people more closely, you'll notice that some of the adult men are not muscular, and have some flab to them.

Id have kept it. Though in your defense,, if you asked me 2 years ago i would have picked the same thing as you. ;)

i dotn know about your male, but i found they mated when the male was at like a ledge of some sort and the female was below him. (the male was not upside down) my male was very skittish though. Good luck with them anyway! :)

they all look like garter snakes to me. Cool find!

^ ouch a bit harsh maybe? @ bug trader great to see gongys coming back! love them! :)

nothing is wrong, all mantids do this. She just like to be in the highest possible position. :)

uh i usually find jumpers all over the place. They really like sitting on like man made structures, especially overhangs as I often find them there. I think theyre cool because out of all the types of spiders, they seem the most intelligent and well, cute than say a tarantula or wolf spider...

I agree, much less maintenance. Ill also post updates.

he has, but hes not using it when he sits there. He just sits in the open.

For those of u who have jumpers, do they act lethargic/ weird before a molt? cause yesterday mine was running around his container and was very alert. He only ate a couple aphids yesterday, so i figured that he would want to eat more cause the aphids are about half his body length, but he jus...

Go giant asian or giant shield. The giant rainforest is nice however, its bulky ness may lead to some molting problems. I haven;t had trouble with the other two before, but ultimately it is your choice. And welcome! :)

Welcome!!!

Found a small one in my backyard today was well as two other baby jumping spiders of different species. Such awesome little guys. Do you add a substrate to your containers?

WANT PLEASE SHARE!!!! :D Nice job on the hatch!

Where do you guys find these??? i would buy one if i could. Theyre so cool!

Well, mantids can lay ooths pretty much anywhere they can hang. I once found an ooth under the rungs of a ladder! just scout around, if youre backyard is full of bugs, there is bound to be one somewhere. Hope it helps ;)

Welcome! Btw, mantids and roaches are related, so youre sudden interest in the more interesting of the two is not completely impossible :P

welll, chinese food has been popularized lately......

Nice Dude! :)