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I wanted to draw some adaptations of mantids so here you are ,just some pieces I decided to draw today.hope you all enjoy.

These are my four popa spurca nymphs! The third photo is of a male I believe.got them from treetop reptiles but they are sadly sold out now.Anyways the first one molted on Friday I believe the second one just today ,the third didn't molt let and the fourth a week ago. So enjoy

Thanks for the info really appreciate it ,but will the nymphs have as much trouble with disease if its a dry species?

I was wondering is it possible to keep all the nymphs alive to adulthood?What do i do when the nymphs hatch?Any personal experiences on succesfully rearing the nymphs?which species have the highest survival rates ? also is it possible to store non temperate oothecas? Thank you

i did infact i have a ton of cricket eggs thatt still didnt hatch and hatched a bunch of nymphs earlier.but right now they are too smal fora decent meal

This is for the future rather than now considering that most of my mealworms are too big for them,but when they get get bigger they will be able to so is it okay to have mealworms as a staple food source ?i heard they are high in fat.please help thanks

Ive been wondering whats the difference between popa spurca spurca vs popa spurca crassa ?how do i know which one i specifically have?

Hello everybody!Daniel here, from Brooklyn. Just your average guy who loves popa spurca and basically all mantids in general as well as roaches.I am glad to finally be part of this diverse community .I have guppies and other fish,a frog ,and 4 popa spurca nymphs about L4