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Tenodera sinensis (the one and only)
Wow, that crazy. Can't wait to get it 
Deroplatys lobata have mated!
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Careful with the food, some think, it may cause egg bound. can't believe they mated, great! hey, when I first looked at the post, I only scrolled down a little while looking at the picture, so I did not get the part of the pic where your fingers were in it. All I saw was the skin and the mantis, at first glance it looked like a neck, shoulder & arm, first thought was my God, how old and how awful to be that wrinkled.....LOLOLOLOL
Ive read that as well, i wont over do it, just feeding her a bit more to speed up the process ;-) LOOOL im only 22
Well Platysil laid her first ootheca November 26th. I read it takes 30-40 days for an ootheca of this species to hatch. It's been exactly 32 days now. Should be soon! It does indeed look close. Getting darker and drier (by drier I mean the ridges are more visible now, when the ootheca is fresh, the ridges aren't really as pronounced). And the color is less like white now and more like a light brown/tan color.
My buddy died a couple days ago... Derotor, the male who fertilized Platysil. Sad... I'm sadder about this death, I raised him from L2, it's a bit different than finding sub-adults and adults in the wild.
I won't forget the cute, innocent fella!
My buddy died a couple days ago... Derotor, the male who fertilized Platysil. Sad... I'm sadder about this death, I raised him from L2, it's a bit different than finding sub-adults and adults in the wild.
I won't forget the cute, innocent fella!
Thank you, im just glad he had a good life, and im sure all yours do as well and will die happily
PrayingMantisPets
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Congrats!!!! Thank you so much for sharing! I have always wanted a Deroplatys lobata.
Sure thing! gotta share my babies with the world ya know? haha thanks to you too, your mantods are awesome, you got quite a nice collection!
Thanks, and youre welcome! i am selling nymphs if youd likeCongrats!!!! Thank you so much for sharing! I have always wanted a Deroplatys lobata.
Thanks! my pop has an iphone that can get up pretty closeNot sure how I missed this thread. Amazing look at the hatching process, and those are some awesome images of the baby nymphs on the adult.
