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Breeding & Nymph Care
Headless Popa spurca alive after five hours!
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<blockquote data-quote="Deacon" data-source="post: 290862" data-attributes="member: 8619"><p>Thomas, I tried really hard to get her to take food yesterday because I noticed this male hanging around a wide perimeter. I still haven't figured out what a female "calling" looks like. And when I saw her at 7 AM he was already half gone so nothing I could do. My four (three now) Popas are in a large communal aquarium heavy with twigs and for the most part they have avoided each other while they were all molting at separate times. This female was the only adult when I put them together a month ago and she has already layed an ooth which I assume is infertile since both males were pretty young. I'm really not planning on hatching any ooths yet (if I change my mind, I'd go for the Dbl Shields or Sphodromantids---love those females!) I'm loving having all adult mantids for now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deacon, post: 290862, member: 8619"] Thomas, I tried really hard to get her to take food yesterday because I noticed this male hanging around a wide perimeter. I still haven't figured out what a female "calling" looks like. And when I saw her at 7 AM he was already half gone so nothing I could do. My four (three now) Popas are in a large communal aquarium heavy with twigs and for the most part they have avoided each other while they were all molting at separate times. This female was the only adult when I put them together a month ago and she has already layed an ooth which I assume is infertile since both males were pretty young. I'm really not planning on hatching any ooths yet (if I change my mind, I'd go for the Dbl Shields or Sphodromantids---love those females!) I'm loving having all adult mantids for now. [/QUOTE]
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