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Luke

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I was taking these pictures on a bush in my garden when she randomly caught a nearby bee.

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Me too.... but not too soon. Anyway, just wondering, it seems like many people take their mantis outdoors for photoshoots. Do any of you worry about an exotic species escaping into the wild?

Oh yeah, great photos!

 
If anyone in the US would like some, I would be happy to purchase some over here, and ship them over. I wanted them for ages, and then kept them...very nice species I have to say, but I wasn't impressed by the shedding issues. But, certainly good to give them a go if you ahve never kept em before!

If you are interested, drop me in a PM ;)

 
You cannot guarantee an ootheca will hatch, as there are many factors, espeically in transit, that could cause it not to hatch.

Also, if you are not prepared to buy nymphs, then be prepared to pay BIG bucks.

 
I really hope the oothecae traded will hatch. Give me some times, i should have some for sale. Ian is right about shipping ootheca for this species abroad, it is a risk for anyone to take.

Ian, what is the average hatching rate you got from your idolomantis ootheca?

 

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