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<blockquote data-quote="jandl2204" data-source="post: 10612" data-attributes="member: 253"><p>I suppose many ''did not see the point'' in selectively breeding wolves, until of courses that is people became aware of the huge variation in shape size colour of which man was able to breed them into. Dogs seem very popular more so than the wolves they one where.</p><p></p><p>Simply it an interesting aspect of the hobby, the ability to manipulate the mantids we are most interested in and possibly ''bind'' them together to form something new and possibly wonderful.</p><p></p><p>Besides many have already had success as such, many on the sphod mantids L,B,G,and C have already been crossed, generally because some have not been able to correctly identify them. Using a more exotic species would simple yield some interesting results.</p><p></p><p>Regards Lee</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jandl2204, post: 10612, member: 253"] I suppose many ''did not see the point'' in selectively breeding wolves, until of courses that is people became aware of the huge variation in shape size colour of which man was able to breed them into. Dogs seem very popular more so than the wolves they one where. Simply it an interesting aspect of the hobby, the ability to manipulate the mantids we are most interested in and possibly ''bind'' them together to form something new and possibly wonderful. Besides many have already had success as such, many on the sphod mantids L,B,G,and C have already been crossed, generally because some have not been able to correctly identify them. Using a more exotic species would simple yield some interesting results. Regards Lee [/QUOTE]
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