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Waiting impatiently for my creo ooth to hatch... LOVE THIS THREAD!!!!!! Sporeworld thanks.

Honestly i'm use to it now.

Sooo true I totally agree. It was an old work van & the back windows would pop out slightly. I'd open them every once in awhile but with the temps they hatched in about a week tops. I misted daily. What works for one doesn't work for all.

Worked perfectly fine with a ghost ooth I a got from davedood...hatched over 20 nymphs.

Found a free solution... l decide to place the ooths in a vehicle I no longer drive in the daytime. I've done it in the past & its worked like a charm. Cant believe it took me so long to remember that. But I bring them in before the temperatures drop each night.

Bravo budwing!!!!!!! :/)

Really limited on space so I'm really gonna have to sweet talk the Mrs.

I have never been drawn to budwings because of their look but I'm a fan of active mantis so I might have to give a shot.

Lol!!!"!

Never thought of that...cheers.

Once in a blue moon maybe... or maybe I need to just get out more. LOL

Never had one. Don't know why but I'm intrigued by the most abstract species!!! I guess they represent everything I haven't done or places I haven't been. Orchids are sooo beautiful with a hint of grace...I can watch them all day!!!!! The viciousness is an added bonus. Same goes for interest in...

By Eremiaphila being ground type I would think they'd one of the most active species right?

Realky?

I would've never thought flower mantids

Is there a species that is more aggressive than others or does it just depend on the mantis?

Welcome from another Indiana native.

I appreciate the input

She gets hot vet easily so we've always kept the temp lower than the weather outside. 68 isn't bad for current temps.

I have a 2 ghost & 1indian flower ooth I'm trying to hatch but the wife likes to keep the house cool (68F) what's a good energy efficient way to incubate my ooths? TV doesn't give off much heat & I have 4 little ones...all ideas are much appreciated.