Search results

But what if you label it as a hybrid? just askin

could be a humidity issue  try research your specie and check which humidity it needs. If is can move around and catch prey than it should be fine. It may self amputate if needed.

Hello Is there any hobbyists anywhere here from Australia? Most people here are from America. So far i haven’t bumped into anybody from Australia but i was just checking to see if there is anybody who is.

Oof so many people have the guts to put there photos in public 🤣 i still don’t (to shy 😆) i am 13 but apparently i look 11. 

If thats the case then most likley he will. As long as he doesn’t have a mismolt. If he cant catch prey the you can tear the prey item in half so the juices entice him to eat and put it up to his face and he may start nibbling it then eventually grab it. He will then eventually get used to it...

Welcome lizzie that's gorgeous 

Welcome !

Will you be putting specific colour plants or something else (e.g humidity)

Hi everyone, I was wondering if there was a way to breed specific mantid colour morphs.I know that in many species of mantids there are colour morphs (most commonly green and brown) but is there a way to specifically breed the colours you are after? I have some green orthodera which are almost...

I WILL be getting it but still have to wait till a few weeks 😉 

I would love a cat eye but sadly they are illegal in Australia  All beautiful mantids (non native) are illegal here

😞 oh yeah Every body is in america 😞

Bambie is beautiful 😍

 Evil little nuggets ate BOTH my males 😭 https://postimg.cc/gallery/77RQDt8 Still had 1 female left to fertilize 😞

hope you succeed! 

I’ve got a group of friends and we are trying to start a business 😆

I caught ALL my mantids at my school

😂 wish I could share it with everyone 🤣

Is it possible to hybridise mantids and has anybody done it before? I thought of this as in the springbok invasion the orthodera males atempt mating with the female miomantis caffara. Do they ever suceed and what do the babies turn out like if they do. I was thinking if they do succeed in...

False garden mantids look exactly like Miomantis caffra however one difference to tell the species is the size of the wings on the females. In miomantis, Females have wings that cover the whole abdomen but for pseudomantis, the wings on females only cover half the abdomen