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i thought about trying milk but i wasnt sure because wouldnt the calcium make their exo skeleton harder leading to mismolts if not im going to definitly try it

a lot of my t sinensis have had this problem and are perfectly fine it usually happens when they have damaged their eye like one of my females has one each eye and she is very healthy or it could be the lighting

cool my male t.sinensis tommy just mated with my new female kimi i left them together for a week and they mated multiple times hopefully they pass down there genes like huge size (they are both over 3 inches) beautiful bright colors and personality also my other male coconut just became adult...

when i feed my t.sinensis tommy honey i put one small drop on a skewer and wave it around like its prey then he attacks it and eats the honey off the end its fun and effective

yay my t.sinensis tommy just molted to adult last night he is three and a half inches

wait u said you counted ten abdominal segments are you sure tenodera sinensis males are supposed to have 8 segments

i live in michigan as well and when i go out looking for insects i usually bring a magnifying glass, three or four medium sized containers, two very small containers, maybe a small net, a notepad and pencil (to record my findings like an area abundant in mantids), and some band-aids in a bookbag...

definitely mantisfly very rare and some are wasp mimics

what species because i have a xxl zilla flexarrium for my miomantis paykullii which are semi-communal and its perfect i have an extra one too but they cost around 120 each its perfect because it has a screen top and one side is screen and a door for easy access also you can set it up horizontal...

he molted on the 10th of this month and has been eating very well on a consistent diet of grasshoppers which where captive bred by my cousin my mantis was almost fully yellow yesterday but now his green is starting to come back don't know why

welcome and could you post a picture of the mantis you have

its possible my sub-adult male tenodera sinensis tommy turned from lime green to yellow this morning i thought he was about to molt but then he just started running around his cage exploring as usual has this happened to anyone else with a tenodera sinensis