Deroplatys lobata

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Morpheus uk

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Why the does it seem not many people keep these anymore?

Heres a couple of mine today, male and female nymph feeding on some blue bottles

Female

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Male

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I would love to have this species. If you plan on selling any ooths please let me know .

They have been in my top 5 most wanted!

 
It's not that no one wants them, it's that there are not enough of them, and whenever I keep them, there seem to be a shortage of males <_<

 
i've got a large female nymph and two males, they're an awesome species! as soon as i get the chance im going to get plenty of ooths out of them :p

 
My friend was going to get a Deroplatys ooth but it never came. He was going to give me some of the nymphs if there were too many.

 
Nice D. labata! I decided to drop my D. labata and D. dessicata after a few generations a while back, but now I miss them. :(

At least I have D. dessicata ooths incubating and I'll have D. truncata sub adults at the end of september. :D

 
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Whoa whoa whoa, im on holiday did i miss something? D.truncata is actually in culture?!

 
I think the reason people are less and less interested in such type of mantis is simple - they are a bit boring.

 

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