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Yep, she is wild caught. Here are some shots of her. http://home.att.net/~fangsheath/P1010025.JPG http://home.att.net/~fangsheath/P1010026.JPG http://home.att.net/~fangsheath/P1010028.JPG http://home.att.net/~fangsheath/P1010032.JPG

I don't have any other shots of this particular individual yet, but I can rectify that. I received her as an adult, hopefully she had already bred.

My Phyllovates produced an egg mass this morning. From what little I have read, mantids will produce infertile oothecae, but they tend to be small and deformed-looking. This one looks pretty normal to me. What do you folks think? Do we have ignition here...

The few I have had thus far have been wild caught. Here are some shots of a female I obtained in late 2003. I want to finally try to start a colony this coming year. http://home.att.net/~fangsheath/P1010020.JPG http://home.att.net/~fangsheath/P1010029.JPG

Hi folks, I was the one who posted the images on pethobbyist some years ago. That individual was my introduction to Phyllovates chlorophaea, a lovely species I am still learning about. At the time I thought it was a female, having never seen a female of this species or a photo of one...