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Agro Mantis?
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<blockquote data-quote="Graceface" data-source="post: 324455" data-attributes="member: 11024"><p>Oh geez! I'm not very familiar with aggressive displays</p><p></p><p>I have had my Orchids get startled a few times and fling themselves around their enclosure like popcorn. Freaks me out every time, as I'm so worried they will get hurt accidentally. The specimens who have done this only did it once, but each time it was when they were hungry and I just opened their enclosure and reached inside to remove them. Not sure what prompted this behavior, as I didn't do anything different than I normally do, but your mantis could be doing something similar. Maybe he was just sleeping and didn't expect to be disturbed. Either way, I hope he is okay and doesn't keep up this aggressive behavior </p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Graceface, post: 324455, member: 11024"] Oh geez! I'm not very familiar with aggressive displays I have had my Orchids get startled a few times and fling themselves around their enclosure like popcorn. Freaks me out every time, as I'm so worried they will get hurt accidentally. The specimens who have done this only did it once, but each time it was when they were hungry and I just opened their enclosure and reached inside to remove them. Not sure what prompted this behavior, as I didn't do anything different than I normally do, but your mantis could be doing something similar. Maybe he was just sleeping and didn't expect to be disturbed. Either way, I hope he is okay and doesn't keep up this aggressive behavior [/QUOTE]
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