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They are a wonderful species, pretty fast growing too! My girl was the best specimen i ever kept (had to give her to a friend).

Tenodera, look at those eyes!!! (an old girl of mine from last year)

Looks so much like Sphodromantis sp., but based off location hierodula would probably make more sense.

Cool looking little gal

Real cool

Hello I am getting back into the hobby. I had to stop for a while, but i am back. Looking for either Creos, Hierodulas, or any other inexpensive species. Because i am now paying for this hobby completely, it looks like i cant get back into the fun an expensive stuff sadly (17y/o with a minimum...

Love it

Wonderful pictures, especially the way there is a green glow about the leaf pictures!

Love it,man!

Looks Creobroterish

If it is a bug & can't do harm to the mantis, it's food!

Sadly not yet, each girl has laid 1 ooth, both infertile it seems. Each mated another time since, so i suspect fertile ooths in the future.

I enjoyed my pacman in a spectating way, awesome to watch them feed and crazy looking frogs. Was not into holding very much though

As the title says i have two available. They are slow growers, their sisters have all become adult (along with their brother). I am not sure why they have not molted but they still eat and act normal in every way, nice and healthy :) My only male was eaten after mating with my two adult girls...

I myself was addicted at one point. That full dragon and daedric :D

Something has come up forcing me to reduce my collection. ~2.5" Hapalopus sp. Columbia (large) believed to be female 5/5.5" Avicularia Metallica believed to be female ~3" Poecilotheria sp (believed to be fasciata by the breeder i acquired it from) 1/2"- 3/4" Aphonopelma sp. 4.5" G. rosea...

Grats

:P

Thanks, another gal is laying a big fat one right now! :D

Got the first ooth today :D