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For a couple days now, my beloved female Chinese mantis Willow, has been on her last life reserves. She is pretty much immobile and wont eat or drink. So I was wondering, since mantids are canabilistic, if I could just hand her the mantis as food. Or should I bury her...

You should probably let the stronger ones eat the weaker ones. Filter out the weaklings. Then once you have the desired amount of mantids you want, then seperate them. Great photo by the way! It's the best photo of a nymph eating a mosquito I've ever seen!

Sweet photos!

Cool Container's. For my nymphs, I just use a small fish tank. Same for Adults. Just a bigger fish tank.

Sand would be better, but I usually use cloth or papertowels.

What's up guys? Does anyone want to go into my blog? "Late Night Adventures?" Anyway, you are correct on the molting part. Second, I catch European Mantids (mantis religiosa) almost each month outside. They aren't that hard to keep as pets. It's a good idea. They are the most common...

At least twice a week, I go outside at the dead of night to search for Praying Mantids and other insects. Sometimes I find one, sometimes I don't. But what was your most exiting adventure outside while searching for Mantids? I, personally never buy Praying Mantids. I go outside and catch...

Wow! Great Mantid Photo!

I know that i'm going to be an entomologist. I was wondering if anyone else would like to be one as well.