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Nice drawings. :) They are: 1. Popa sp. 2. Brunneria sp. 3. Phyllocrania paradoxa 4. Hymenopus coronatus 5. Eremiaphila sp. 6. Choeradodis sp.

[21.11.15] The first egg hatched today so I'm onto the 2nd generation with these as the males from the original eggs mated with the other female which these eggs came from. :D IMG_9621 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_9625 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_9636 by Richard Nakamura, on...

[29.10.15] Adults from the original eggs I acquired back in April mating. :) IMG_1652 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_1653 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_1647 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[26.10.15] Three adult males. IMG_1547 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[15.09.15] The colouration difference between a subadult and adult male. IMG_9808 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[02.09.15] The adult pair outdoors. IMG_9158 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_9150 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_9156 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[26.08.15] Two nymphs in the bottom right of the photo. IMG_8607 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[21.07.15] A few photos of the adult male with the camera this time. IMG_5906 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_5884 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_5874 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_5877 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[19.07.15] The eggs laid by the female so far. IMG_5865 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[17.07.15] A video showing both the adults and their defense mechanism.

[11.07.19] Mating pics. :) IMG_5580 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_5546 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_5533 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_5543 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_5557 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[09.07.15] The adult male showing his wings. IMG_5490 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_5492 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[08.07.15] Group photo time! :D I now currently have good examples of the wonderful species available in culture in the 3 orders of: 1. Phasmatodea- Achrioptera fallax 2. Mantodea- Idolomantis diabolica 3. Coleoptera- Phalacrognathus muelleri IMG_5618 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[05.07.15][ I went to the Bugfest summer show today and managed to pick up an adult pair. :) IMG_5333 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_5353 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_5362 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[02.07.15] The largest nymph. IMG_5217 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[13.06.15] Three 2nd instar nymphs and one 3rd instar nymph. IMG_4569 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_4572 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[24.04.15] The first two hatchlings to say hello to the world. :) IMG_3636 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_3631 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_3635 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_3643 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[09.04.15] I managed to get hold of some eggs of this stunning species so here's hoping that they hatch and I can raise them to adult! :D IMG_2562 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr

[27.10.15] She laid her 2nd ooth overnight but was very stressed out! It's the first time I've ever seen a H. coronatus' deimatic display in person. :) IMG_9256 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_9265 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_9231 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_9233 by Richard...

[01.10.15] Her 1st ooth 8 days after copulation. :) IMG_0534 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr IMG_0539 by Richard Nakamura, on Flickr