ShieldMantid1997
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Haha just making sure it worked hahahs :lol:double-impregnation. i like that.
Haha just making sure it worked hahahs :lol:double-impregnation. i like that.
My research is in animal communication! It would be fun to try this one at home!Someone should do an experiment on the communication between mating mantids!
Um... Actually, in this species mating can only take place if the female moves her abdomen to the side so the male can reach. The drumming is to indicate his advances in the hope she will respond and allow matting to take place. They do this instinctually even after connected. It's not used as communication beyond that. Pseudoharpax Virescens and some other small species display the similar behavior.The male will "drum" the females back to warn her that he will b advancing or moving.
Also when she starts to move a lot or flutter her wings, he will drum to remind her he is there.
For example every time he would move he would drum against her back right before. Also she was moving a lot while he was trying to connect and she stopped after the rapid drumming.
Not sure yet, depends on how many ooths she lays. I will most likely keep all the nymphs from one, and i have to send another ooth to the very nice member who sent me the male. After that if I have more, probably.u planning on selling nymphs?
So i assume that means you think it's fine as is?i want it!! :lol:
and next time a little less weed before childbirth helps
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