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Just got my Ghost nymph today, and on the cup it was in it said it was a L3 nymph, but its molted exoskeleton is laying on the cup's floor. I haven't had a mantis in a bit, so I can't tell if its L3 or L4, any guesses?

Yummy yummy cricket.

I don't always eat honey... But when I do... I prefer MantisPets's Flower Power.

Pics of my adult male Deroplatys lobata eating with leaves and white backround Feel free to add any Deroplatys pics :)

So my adult male D. Lobata was drying his wings, the portion of the stick he was on was too low. The end of his wings are curved in towards the abdomen, however I was lucky enough to catch him in the earlier stages. His wings are still very soft, do you think he has a chance to dry them properly...

Same mantis in both pics. He's doing his signature pose for you in his adult pic, lol.

:D :D :D Her name is Lego!! Molted last night!! She's not as green as she looks in the pic, she's golden.

OK, so my sub adult male Phyllovates Chlorophea has huge wing buds and they recently turned green, I think hes about to molt, can you guys confirm this?

Might as well add one of my attention hungry Strategus males. Random boring challenge: Guess the species!!

Found my first phasmid in forever... I will I.D. him soon as possible! I know basic care, is there any care requirements specific to this species? Sorry for upside-down pic, will fix ASAP

Let me know if you have any adults. Looking to buy, not trade. Thanks. U.S. only.

It is mainly black, has grey and white legs, white diamond on thorax, and an odd white pattern on the abdomen. I will try to post a picture soon.

These are interesting species, and I would like to know if anyone has any experience with them, and what the care requirements are for them.

Hi. Im new to mantid forum (obviously, =P). Im a newbie to the hobby, I've been in it for a little under two months now. As of now, I have one of each of these: Phyllovates chlorophaea, Tenodera sinesis, Deroplatys lobata, Creobroter pictipennis (took me about five minutes to spell that one...