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@MantisGirl13 So what do you think about this one?

Really? Maybe I just don’t know what a male would look like?

I failed to mention that the one in question is an instar behind the male. Still female?

Have I already answered my own question? Male or female?

How about this angle? Or this one?

I’m rather sure the above is male. This one, I’m not so sure. Can anyone tell? I hope this helps. Male or female?

PM me.

PM me.

Anyone have Pseudoacanthops Sp. nymphs? I want 5-6 or more. L2, preferably.

@MantisGirl13 That’s a lot of mantids is all I’m saying.

@MantisGirl13 & @hysteresis I feel that maybe there should be an “Excuse Yourself!” section for those leaving the forum after reading about all the mantids or different species you two have. And welcome, education can always be welcomed, here.

@hysteresis & @Charoozz520 I have an Exo Terra mini cube, but I’m going to upgrade to a larger Exo Terra glass terrarium, soon (when they molt more). So far, the heat and humidity is fine (for anyone interested). However, everything must remain on, at all times. I lifted the heat lamp, and...

That’s very nice. Thanks for the advice. My idolos are reaching the age where hydei flies won’t be necessary, but this is something that I might give a go in the future. The coolmist humidifiers seems like a new twist, but sounds practical. I think I’m just venting a little.

Thanks. So something like a ceramic heat emitter on a mesh screen cube for the hydei to stay inside. I’ve rarely seen such a setup, and I’m thinking that a fire could start from something like that too close together, but I could see that being a better option, although humidity may be an...

Anyone have a problem with heat lamps melting Exo Terra plastic terrarium tops or at least reshaping them? Is there a wattage limit that any of you have? I’m thinking if I get a 150 watt heat lamp everything will set ablaze. The problem I have with this is that fruit flies manage to escape more...

Hi @hysteresis. Thanks.

Hi there, New to the forum. Last year, I started with Phyllocrania Paradoxa, ending the year with the adults breeding. This year, I have Idolomantis Diabolica’s in a natural vivarium held in a small, glass setup, within which I want to house Pseudoacanthops Sp., and move the Idolomantis...