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welcome from CT!

color coming in real nice ;)

really excited about these mesopteryx alata they seem new and exotic to the hobby! thank you

wishing you good luck with them!

acromantis, odontomantis, oxypilus, otomantis, hestiasula, and ephestiasula

has anyone found nymphs and seen them molt in captivity?

two oxyopsis gracilis ooths- 20$ oxyopsis gracilis mated females- 15$ Phyllocrania paradoxa L5 sexed pairs- 15$ creobroter pictipennis L5 nymphs- 6$ others for sale soon, also accepting trades with feeders

Found my favorite native salamander already this season.

Her she is in late pre molt and as a fresh adult.

Yay the spiny is still lookin pretty we need to mate them and send ooth to Tammy

Blows my green bottle blue out of the field

YAY!! shes adult! the one female i still have will molt in a week or soand will be huge

Poor little mantidlings now you ow me an orchid ooth jp :P

Maybe each genus has its own scent but it could be as specific a each different species has its own. What i noticed is different females have different style of calling. And some you cant even tell they are calling

no female pnigomantis medioconstricta?

thats cool some of your limbata are L4 all ready are they easy to *** at that instar? It seems the dero changed color. When i put mine with soil, moss and dry leaves she turned a darker reddish color. the majuscula looks very vibrant and strong, the male has some funky color scheme going on as...

Maybe you hould separate them when they molt

Oh never mind didnt see the title never seen this one before

Cool love the set up