Choeradodis stalii - Peruvian Shield Mantis

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mantisdeperu

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Hi. I introduce you to my best peruvian mantids, Choeradodis stalii. I have 20 nymphs L3 and one ooth ready to hatch.

Enjoy these pics

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Christian, Beautiful pic's & mantis! Thanks for sharing, I'll have to try this species some time.

 
Very nice species, what color are they as adults?

(edited) I just went to terra t. and looked it up, they are still green but the bottom is a bit yellow from their pictures, this is a really neat looking species Christian!

 
Hi, here more pics:

[SIZE=14pt]A couple of adults Choeradodis stalii:[/SIZE]

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[SIZE=14pt]Choeradodis stalii female:[/SIZE]

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[SIZE=14pt]Choeradodis stalii male:[/SIZE]

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It would be good to know if this is a highland or a lowland stock. The last ones we tried to breed (the ones posted at terra-typica) were from a highland stock (about 2000 m) and turned out to be very difficult, needing special requirements. So my question is: where were these ones found?

 
No way! I've always loved this species since i first saw it way back when i first got into the hobby! Cool! I cant wait until they become more mainstream! PLease keep me on your mind if/when they reproduce! :D Gorgeous sheilds at L3 too! They are like steroid-injected rhombodera's!

Yes, what are their conditions? Are they agressive? :lol:

 
OHH MY GOD, that thing is a beast!

How different do males look to females?

 
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