Exotic-Mantis
Well-known member
Hey guys,
Do you think exotic mantid species could thrive in the wilderness in Southern or Mid Florida? I know temps are alright, or the lowest it goes to is 40 F, so shouldn't exotics like hymenopus, wahlbergii, creobroter, etc. be able to thrive down there? I know 40 is a bit chilly, but thats the estimated temp to keep male hymenopus in when slowing down their growth speed, so it shouldn't be that bad.... and it's pretty humid down there. (Normal average temp is like 60-90)
Thanks,
Eros
Do you think exotic mantid species could thrive in the wilderness in Southern or Mid Florida? I know temps are alright, or the lowest it goes to is 40 F, so shouldn't exotics like hymenopus, wahlbergii, creobroter, etc. be able to thrive down there? I know 40 is a bit chilly, but thats the estimated temp to keep male hymenopus in when slowing down their growth speed, so it shouldn't be that bad.... and it's pretty humid down there. (Normal average temp is like 60-90)
Thanks,
Eros