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theres a cool app called iNaturalist, might find my sightings there lol its at Virginia Key North Point Trails. at the location below. Right where the bike trail starts. its $8 to get into that area.

ive noticed, if im getting bit by little bugs, a mantis is near by XD

i agree with synapze, stagmo carolina. ooths are cheap, or if you know were to find them. i have luck in key Biscayne

welcome! also from miami! no way, need more pics that looks like a mantidfly

Apparently, a trick to finding some is you can spot them flying around in the grass, kinda like how moths do. Check iNaturalist

thesprotia graminis?

Ive found out that large trunks in the enclose do the trick. 2-3in in diameter. they love it. they are communal. I went with other user on here Ryan, and we noticed numerous nymphs on the same trunk. sometimes seeing 5+ on the same tree. They love going up high too and lay their ooths up to...

but id love to captivate this species not sure if anyone else in Florida has seen it as well.

Hey everyone i didnt know this species was discovered back in i believe 2016.

funny how you mention that, i have one leaning back on the top of a lid I have them in a 20 gal fish tank, standing vertically 20 inches. two walls are 100% cork.

davie florida. Im so curious about this species. as far as i know no one has been able to successfully captivate them.

it works fine I haven't had any issues or concerns doing so.

Ive seen every stage of this species except adults.

Hello everyone. I went out again to observe liturgusa maya in south Florida. I wanted to learn more about their behavior, what they eat, how they act etc. Now further observation ive noticed 2 on the same fence post. I believe they are communal. as pictured below. I have seen 3 together too!

try inaturalist, app or website to find some recent sightings/hotspots

hello i have some i2 spiny flowers fs $9 each

welcome!

my mantis had that and it worried me so i sprayed her abdomen with water. it came off and cleared up i half a hour

yes it is a bark/moss species from South America.

at a closer glance i found many nymphs. and then i saw the ootheca. Who know how long ago it could have hatched? could have been this morning. the nymphs were less than a foot away. I then found a few larger nymphs. possibly i3/i4.