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That should be alright. But you can't really feed "too much" at these young instars. So no worries ??

Hello Mantidkid and sorry for the late reply. Well in my opinion it's a clear case for nymphs of basically every species: feed them until they are plump and they are good to go. Works for basically all instars except adult for me. In adulthood you have to be careful that especially females are...

This is the Terrarium of the male:

Thank you. She even moulted overnight. 

Selling Tenodera sp. nymphs (from Malaysia) in the first/second instar.  1x for 2€ 5x for 9€ 10x for 15€ Shipping EU only. Comment down here if you are interested and feel free to ask me any questions!

Just wanted to share a picture of my female praesubadult Hymenopus coronatus and her Vivarium with a waterfall. Also quite interesting: At picture number 1 she has a slight pink touch, at picture number 2 she is all white. Same instar though...

Hello! Yes that's true. At the moment for example I am keeping: Hymenopus coronatus, Plistospilota guineensis, Hierodula sp. gold and membreanca, Camelomantis sp., Pseudempusa pinnapavonis, Heterochaeta orientalis, Idolomantis diabolica, Parasphendale sp., Tenodera sinesis and sp. from Malaysia...

Hey and sorry for the late reply. I was in Prague with my University and had no time and internet connection at all.  Yes I agree, Tenodera are so much fun, very beautiful and easy to take care of!  Awesome species you've bought, how are they going at the moment? Now that's what I call...

Anybody who got an adult/subadult Heterochaeta orientalis MALE for sale? Shipping to EU required. Really in need of one...

Hey Sarah, thank you very much. She is an adult female Hierodula sp. "gold". Hey, bug lady. Thank you very much, I am very happy to hear that. I have been keeping mantids over 10 years now and my interest for insects and spiders started around the age of 4 :D  At the moment I especially like...

Thank you very much and hello to everybody!  :rolleyes:

Hey, my name is Alex. I am currently living in Austria so excuse my English mistakes. Although I am quite young compared to other breeders/mantids keepers I have a lot of experience and already had most of the common species that were available in the last years and also some rare mantids. If...