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i'd spritz it every morning or so if i were you, if it has lots of ventalation extra humidity wouldn't be a problem(i think...)_

that's why everyone loves then so much!!

i've only had the indian kind, http://www.petbugs.com/caresheets/D-femorata.html this place should help in care taking

love it :D

try feeding it rose and blackberry, if neither are available then Apple Lettuce pear leafy veggies or hard fruits

Majoras Mask! still top on my list Spore looks really cool but it always seems to be changing... the phase in developement where he had the yellow fourlegged things (i've found that some people call them 'Screeble') was probably my favorite. this new phase doesn't seem to have the...

remember, it's not just a papery pile of protein there are eggs in it!

how big is the mouse to the mantis? i mean, sure a mantis is tough but one bite from a rodent in the right place and it's going down...

seriously, make a few dozen sell them to a pet store, see how they do. repeat profit! then ship out across the globe!

ah, okay, i didn't know they were two different animals what i had was a backswimmer then.. it 'bit' me when i picked it up... i had two they lived for a long time

they boatmen that i had would hang out at the surface upside down and would pull food under and eat them when i dropped insects on the surface, they did eat tadpoles though.

erm...ladybugs are beetles.... but they produce a bad tasting liquid from their knees and i would imagine they are hard to hold on to so no, i wouldn't feed them to a mantis...or anything else....

hahaha, YOU CAN"T but in al seriousness i'm doubtful you'll ever find a constant source, instead go for bluebottles also green bottles are for watching not eating :P silly

well, $10 per nymph times 20-30 i'd say $3999.95?

are you ganna milk them?

tarantulas live up there?!

Gam (i pronounce that as a jam)

Giant African Mantis

now a blind fruitfly would be really cool, it would be easy to grow, and could escape the pupa, if you release some into a cage(with all of their needs of course) they might develope better antennae etc.

acually when they're hanging around the surface they are upside down, this is so they can grab prey and pull them under. when searching the surface they will continue being upside down. i think that's how they got the names such as backswimmer or upside-down boatman.