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If its 5 cm long then it would be very tall and stubby for an orchid ooth, ffs where MJ with his ant mantid pics?!

 
The ooth in your pic looks kinda like an antmantis ooth (Odontomantis planiceps)

I just hope you did not mistaken the nymphs for ants :unsure:

Do you have any pics of the ants that attacked your ooth?

 
The ooth in your pic looks kinda like an antmantis ooth (Odontomantis planiceps)I just hope you did not mistaken the nymphs for ants :unsure:

Do you have any pics of the ants that attacked your ooth?
Yo , there was more than 30 ants :blink: I used a match to scare them away

 
The ooth in your pic looks kinda like an antmantis ooth (Odontomantis planiceps)I just hope you did not mistaken the nymphs for ants :unsure:

Do you have any pics of the ants that attacked your ooth?
Yo , there was more than 30 ants :blink: I used a match to scare them away

 
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Picture of a hatching Odontomantis planiceps.

Looks like you swept the nymphs away... :unsure:

Not my picture btw.

Edit: ha found this photo on internet but now i see it's Macro Junkie's :D

 
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You may have scared away your own nymphs. The ooth looks very much like my ant mantid ooth. I also have three ant mantid nymphs which were raised from L1 they look exactly like ants. Heres a pic.

Shes eating a mosquitoe...

AntMantisNymph.jpg


 

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