Hierodula sp. Pink eye

[brancsikia339]

I found this mantis on a website. Does anyone have any info on them at all? I can't seem to find any info.

 

[gripen]

yen use to keep them. i believe they went out of culture.

 

[GreenOasis]

Yen sent me a few of these last year, and tried as I might to breed them, I was unable. I lost too many to mismolts.

Reason for Edit: Removing perceived "unsolicited personal attack(s)".

 

[gripen]

majuscula seems to be the new "hot" hierodula in town.

 

[brancsikia339]

Yes! H. majuscula is one of the most amazing ones. Do you think that the culture Pink eye went extinct?

 

[gripen]

i think so but i could be wrong.

 

[psyconiko]

I do not think it is a majuscula sp but rather the "singapura" sp if I have good memories.

 

[Chivalry]

Hmmm... so how difficult are majuscula to keep/breed?

 

[psyconiko]

Here

http://www.usamantis.com/02-07-11Hierodula_Singapore.html

 

[psyconiko]

Majusculas are very very easy to keep.Had 2 deaths on 30 so far.They ar subadults by now.

 

[gripen]

I do not think it is a majuscula sp but rather the "singapura" sp if I have good memories.

i was saying that it is not pink eyes that are cool now. now it is majuscula. they are defiantly not the same species.

 

[brancsikia339]

Yes, they are completely different. I just was curious about Hierodula pink eye

 

[brancsikia339]

Nikkko was right, the Hierodula sp. Singapore is the pink eye. Just in case you missed the link, here it is:

http://www.usamantis.com/02-07-11Hierodula_Singapore.html

 

[brancsikia339]

 

[brancsikia339]

That is one of the pics

 

[meaganelise9]

Well, not being in culture doesn't mean it's extinct.

 

[gripen]

+1

 

[brancsikia339]

good point

 

[GreenOasis]

Pink Eyes are far from extinct in the wild, they are just "out of culture" till someone (YEN???) brings them in from overseas again! I certainly hope someone does that soon!

Reason for Edit: Removing perceived "unsolicited personal attack(s)."