c. pictipennis or poca spurca?

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You can't have just one! ;)

I haven't kept popas but I love my little creos. They're endlessly fun to watch hunt, fairly friendly, colorful and gorgeous. Plus I think C pictipennis's size is great.
I know! They look so cool and enough convincing for me to try them out! :) I agree with you, creos look so gorgeous too!
 
Yes they will! Thats when I am going on vacation so I dont have to worry about leaving my heat lamp on. All I have to worry about is Humidity. But most of my mantids will be adult by then

 
I might put them in my leopard gecko 30 gallon long, it usually stay 80 to 75F & of course mantids will be in deli cups! (hehe) My room get bit cold. 70F something like that. Like Agent A said, in few months, hopefully the weather would heat up. lol My room get warmer if it get sunny. My bog garden of carnivorous plants happily basking under the sunny spot on my windowsill.

 
I jsut got a venus flytrap and made its terrarium out of this thingy.... I will make a post to show you
Nice! Can't wait! :) I probably should post photos of my carnivorous plants bog garden. They are coming out from dormancy.
 
They seem to keep fine at room temp (although my ambient is 70+), but they also seem to be much more active and fun if kept at higher temps.

 
They seem to keep fine at room temp (although my ambient is 70+), but they also seem to be much more active and fun if kept at higher temps.
I would probably keep them in 75F to 80F. Thank for the info! :D
 
I might order 4x popa spurca L2 nymphs! For breeding groups c:

 
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