dakota
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hello, i have no idea what i am suppose to do when it comes to mating mantids thanks, in advance.
dakota
dakota
Actually this is moe riskier than what Exotic- Mantis said.I do something a little different. I am not willing to sacrifice the male so easily. I like to get them out of their enclosures and set the male somewhere. I let him calm down and then I put the female in his sight abotu six inches away. I make sure she walks away from him. If he is interested he will attempt to mount her. You should wait at least a couple weeks after she reaches adulthood to ensure she is more receptive. I like to stand by in case she attempts to grab him. Once he is mounted and gets started I leave them alone. They are free in a closed room so when he is done he is free and clear to fly across the room and away from her.
I forgot to mention something else on my previous post. Do you have a certian type of mantis in mind for breeding, Dakote? Some mantids, when it comes to mating, can be very easy , but some can be a challenge to breed .hello, i have no idea what i am suppose to do when it comes to mating mantids thanks, in advance.dakota
Because I dont see in your replies and Rick's of feeding the female at all...while Eros said feed her as much as she will eat. And there is no "better idea" we all have different ways mating mantids.How is what Rick does more risky?
Dino try not to take things so personally when someone disagrees with you. We're all intitled to our own opinions on mantid rearing, and just because someone doesn't agree with you, is no reason to get punchy.Because I dont see in your replies and Rick's of feeding the female at all...while Eros said feed her as much as she will eat. And there is no "better idea" we all have different ways mating mantids.How is what Rick does more risky?
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