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Welcome dude!

Welcome! Cool photos

I've never had so many nymphs die, even with other chinese mantis

About 20 made it to L2 but now I'm down to about 9

Thats a good idea! I'll have to try that with my Venosa ☺

Wow I really like your enclosures! And your venosas are very charming 😂 Welcome to the forum 

Thanks, all are doing much better now after their second molt. They pretty much always have access to water droplets during the day.

Thanks!

Welcome! Glad you could join the forum, many of us I can confidently say are like-minded

It's my first time selling mantis nymphs and I can confidently say they are all very healthy and active. Raised them from both. I won't sell any younger than L2. I have about six available right now but there's much more on their way (to L2). If you live in northseattle and are interested, here...

Right now I have 30 chinese nymphs, a venosa nymph (Declan), and a heterochaeta nymph (Bambie).

6? Looks like an abdomen in the corner haha

I add nutritional yeast and bee pollen when gut loading my flies

Sweet thanks

Thanks I appreciate it. Very hard when it happens though for sure 

Yep feeding them melonogastors. Another odd thing is im finding living flies still in some containers where a nymph has passed. I hope the feeders arent bothering them when they molt.

My chinese nymphs have been dying on me, some have reached their second molt while others have been dying right before it. Looks like their hind or fore legs get almost paralyzed. My humidity is at around 60% and the temperature is usually around 72°F. They are being housed each in separate...

My chinese nymphs have been dying on me, some have reached their second molt while others have been dying right before it. Looks like their hind or fore legs get almost paralyzed. My relative humidity is at around 60% and the temperature is usually around 72°F. They are being housed each in...

I laughed at the title when I saw this 😂