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Ok great. Thank you.

Thanks guys!

So my Creobroter pictipennis laid her second ooth a few days ago but she laid it on the ground on the paper towel. I had a stick/skewer in there which is what she laid her first ooth on and that one seems completely fine. She was mated successfully and conection lasted for 5+ hours. This ooth...

Like a day but I would wait 2-3 days before feeding or messing with him/her to be on the safe side. Congrats on the successful molt!

Stagmomantis sp. My guess would be S. limbata but it could be S. californica.

Oh yeah! Mine love June bugs as soon as they figure out how to get past their hard exoskeleton lol.

Agreed!

You don't need to feed it, it will catch what's needed on it's own but do not close it's traps on purpose without anything in it because it is bad for the plant and each trap can only close 3 times (I think it is 3 if my memory is right) before it dies, so do not waste them with nothing in them...

Yeah me too! Oh and congrats, I love surprises like that! I hope your second ooth gets some better numbers.

Yes, I believe so. They survive here in Ohio and we have some bad winters too lol.

My pleasure man

www.cobraplant.com is by far the best site for learning about, caring for, and ordering carnivorus plants. Plus they are really great and nice people. Check it out and I hope you find what you're looking for!

Awesome, very pretty!

So are you and Chris the only ones who still currently keep these?

....Anybody?? lol

Have fun!!

The best and cheapest food source IMO lol.

HAHAHA so true!!

You could just use paper towels I think and mist them lest often, but keep dry towels on the bottom.

I was wondering if anybody was raising this species here in the states. I think they are awesome and way cooler than paykulli. I would love to get my hands on some but I have no idea if anyone raises them in the US.