Like I said. My pics are of a wild adult female chinese eating another adult female chinese.Is that mantis religosa, (the one eating the ant mantis) or what is it? :wacko:
Like I said. My pics are of a wild adult female chinese eating another adult female chinese.Is that mantis religosa, (the one eating the ant mantis) or what is it? :wacko:
He means why are you double replying. You did two posts in a row.I have NO clue what the first part of your sentance means. <_<
They come in brown and green both in the wild and in captivity. I do find more green ones around here though.Good pictures Rick. It's amazing how their colours can vary so much in the wild. My Chinese are brown . It must be to do with exposure to natural light. Let's not get started on that topic though lol.
Meybe I well stort wriding evarytheng rong twoI have NO clue what the first part of your sentance means. <_<
I can't see these pics? I wonder if it's just my computer? I want to see if my Chinese is in fact female... It shed to adult yesterday - it is mostly brown with a little green tinge in the wings. I found another mantis in the yard, much smaller and yellowish-pale color, I am assuming this one was male since it is smaller...? I tried to count the segments, but it's not very clear on either mantis.Here is the adult female I found eating another adult female. The abdomen of the dead one had the ooth foam on it. Nearby was a small, just started ooth. I think she was laying her ooth and got caught by the other one.
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