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<blockquote data-quote="Kruszakus" data-source="post: 55086" data-attributes="member: 1692"><p>It's rather about general understanding - or maybe just empathy, maybe spending time in the wild created a bond with nature, that allows some people to guess the needs of their animals - you know, just the general understanding of how things work in nature :lol: </p><p></p><p>But seriously? It's about knowledge and knowing how to use it, but knowledge does not always come just with the experience, you have to be open to new ideas. I must say, that I found most interesting ones here, and they certainly made my colenies thriving. I mean - communal species, flys gut loaded with honey or coated with bee pollen, recreating the natural habitat, by providing mantids with a lot of space in huge cages, as opposed to keeping them separately in small boxes, and so on and so on.</p><p></p><p>Well, everyone has some rough experiences with mantids - I still cannot figure out what went wrong with P. wahlbergii - I had eleven nymphs, and only one was alive after two months - that was rather sad too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kruszakus, post: 55086, member: 1692"] It's rather about general understanding - or maybe just empathy, maybe spending time in the wild created a bond with nature, that allows some people to guess the needs of their animals - you know, just the general understanding of how things work in nature :lol: But seriously? It's about knowledge and knowing how to use it, but knowledge does not always come just with the experience, you have to be open to new ideas. I must say, that I found most interesting ones here, and they certainly made my colenies thriving. I mean - communal species, flys gut loaded with honey or coated with bee pollen, recreating the natural habitat, by providing mantids with a lot of space in huge cages, as opposed to keeping them separately in small boxes, and so on and so on. Well, everyone has some rough experiences with mantids - I still cannot figure out what went wrong with P. wahlbergii - I had eleven nymphs, and only one was alive after two months - that was rather sad too. [/QUOTE]
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