Creobroter Sp.

[sufistic]

Both our mated Creobroter sp. females laid ooths today. We're still not sure which Creobroter they are.

 

[Rick]

Congrats.

 

[massaman]

Could maybe be a Creobroter elongatus or a Creobroter urbanus!

 

[Katnapper]

Good job, Shaik!

Massaman, I wouldn't conjecture a guess if you have no idea of how to identify and differentiate between Creobroter species.

 

[massaman]

well google is a good tool to use to help with identifying things as many have stated and well at least!

 

[agent A]

Both our mated Creobroter sp. females laid ooths today. We're still not sure which Creobroter they are.

I think they're Creobroter urbanis. The ooths look like they were layed about 14 days before you took the pic, a fresh Creobroter ooth is pancakey golden, that ooth looks like it has its full coloration. <_<

 

[MantidLord]

*gulp*. Oh goodness...(sigh).

 

[yen_saw]

Shaik you keep teasing me with all the pics :lol: :lol: All the best and please let us know when the ooth hatch

 

[mantisfart2]

Good luck with these too Shaik

 

[sufistic]

Thanks Yen and Kev!

 

[khabirun]

Hey guys, it's been 26 days and the first 2 ooths hatched simultaneously, not very sure how many came out of each specifically but we did a headcount and the verdict is 53.

Here you go:

 

[ZoeRipper]

Wow, congratulations!

26 days?!

Do all Creobroters hatch extremely fast?

 

[sbugir]

Dude! Their heads are wicked crazy. Props to you and your bro man, you've got a mantis zoo

 

[khabirun]

Zoe: Thanks Zoe. I too think 26 days is fast though I don't know the timings for Creobroter sp., perhaps someone who has kept this for ages should help shed some light on this cause this is my first Creobroter species lol.

lemmiwinks: Thanks man, lol sorry I don't know what else to say.

 

[Opivy]

haha, That's what I noticed in the first pic as well. Crazy heads!!

Very cool bro, congrats.

 

[Katnapper]

Cute little boogers! ^_^

 

[yen_saw]

Congrate Shaik!! lovely hatchling!!

 

[sufistic]

Congrate Shaik!! lovely hatchling!!

Thanks Yen, I was a bit worried that the hatch rate would be terrible after knowing that some Japanese breeders have tried breeding these with not much success due to low hatch rates.

 

[Katnapper]

Thanks Yen, I was a bit worried that the hatch rate would be terrible after knowing that some Japanese breeders have tried breeding these with not much success due to low hatch rates.

Well, either by excellent conditions, skill, or good luck, it seems you guys are doing very well with all... and I'm glad to see it!