Harpagomantis tricolor

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yen, it's funny, u r waiting for females to mature with these guys

im waiting for my male pseudoharpax to mature, the other female is preparing to molt while the male is still not ready

r harpagomantis smaller than pseudoharpax?

 
I also have Pseudoharpax and they are very similar in size and appearance.But Harpagomantis may be a little bit bigger than Pseudoharpax.They are more cryptic with a mini double shield -like pronotum, a beautiful star shaped abdomen,some tiny hooks on articulations and a cute little face.

 
....r harpagomantis smaller than pseudoharpax?
H. tricolor is slightly larger than P. virescens and female is more stout as Nik has mentioned. They look like the miniature version of P. wahlbergii.Few pics of my subadult female

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and this morning the first adult female.... fresh from her final molt.

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These are from South Africa. Ootheca took about 4-5 months to hatch, and only one or two hatching out every other day for as few weeks. I have nymphs of all ages from subadult to hatchling because of this.
did you get these ooths from terrance? wish mine hatched! ######? sucks for me.

 
Grats again Yen!

So if I understand this species' ooth timing properly, you expect that to hatch next ... May-June?

 
Thanks SilentDevil & itzjustjeff!

Grats again Yen!

So if I understand this species' ooth timing properly, you expect that to hatch next ... May-June?
Yes i am going to keep the ootheca cooler in this winter and warm it up by March April. Hopefully it will hatch. This batch is on different biological clock than its original breeding stock in South Africa.
 

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