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Thanks hibiscusmile. :D

and the result: Hope they will hatch. :) :) :)

Thanks I have them mated. :)

Haha nice shot. :)

Nice shot andy Got mine too. :)

I wonder if all the ooths are pack in that way or is it only for Idolomantis? Thanks

Big ooths and big nymphs too. :D

Thanks a lot guys. I think asdsdf is right. I think the package was near the running ants so they tried to attack the ooths.

I think the ooth is not fertile. I have read that other species are parthenogenic. what are those species? Thanks

Thanks Djoul Actually my friend sent me a couple of ooths then when I opened the box I saw an ooth swarming with ants and the other ooths with 5 to 10 ants getting in and out of the ootheca. I immediately removed the invaded ooth from the others. Then removed as many as I can in the remaining...

Hello, Have you guys had an experienced of ootheca being attacked by ants? If not, then what is the possibility of being attack and how we can prevent it? Thanks :)

Nice Acrylic enclosure Tony! :)

I think he is nervous. :D

Thanks a lot guys! :D

Last monday my friend gave me a Local mantis about 2 cm in length. It was green in color and some black stripes in its leg and body. So immediately start to feed it with pinhead cricket (house cricket to be precise) about 1cm. The mantis chase the cricket as soon as I toss it in the enclosure...

Cool!! :) Idolomantis diabolica always do that kind of stance? Thanks

Yen, I have noticed that you posted the hatchlings on April 3, 2007 then the adult on June 13, 2007. It only took 72 days to adulthood, approximately 2.5 months. Is that right? Thanks :)

Nice Mantid Yen!

Thanks Rick Do they have holes? How about the ooth? Thanks

Guyz, I would like to know how to pack mantids and their ooths for shipping. Are they the same with scorpions and tarantulas? Pictures would be appreciated. Thanks swoosh :)