Here is the link.... so you have it handy! http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=34534&hl=%2Bhome+%2Bhobby#entry275717
Lol!LMAO
Yes.... Its true, I have relapsed. My addiction is to strong to withstand any longer, I'm disgusting. ^_^
Crowley is wicked cool, so white!I wanted to drop in and update the thread, again not really much has happened. However I said I'd update after Crowley's molt... Which was a successful one! ^_^
After molt:
And another!
A photo of the double shield, she's due for her molt.
Spiney had molted, and then passed two days later...
Found a pair of Stagmomantis carolina (Carolina mantis)
Budwings have started molting.
The status of breeding session #2 was a bust... McQueen is a complete idiot and was trying to have his way with sticks and my finger rather than Ivy... -_-
As violated as I feel... I'll try again when Ivy loses some weight.
Yes, thank you my friend! ... Can't lie though, I was getting a little disappointed with the male after attempts #1 & 2... But he definitely pulled through on this round, So kudos to McQueen for putting his big boy boots on today! ^_^nice work man, mated my sinensis sunday night, and the male did an awesome job, but now I have to attempt to breed my griffins and membranacea xD
Good luck to those shipped off!08.25.15:
Today was a pretty productive day in LAME's crew, a good number of mateless mantids left us today for their new homes... Among them were the final Heterochaeta and the lone surviving marble.
I did get breeding session #3 for the Griffins kicked off today, which actually went very well.
Even though this was the first successful pairing it does appear the 3.5-4hr window is a correct timeframe for this species.
- Time marked.
06:28pm (Connection made.)
10:36pm (disconnected.)
McQueen walked away, keeping his head.
Today I decided to go out for a walk on the trails, originally looking for a suitable male for a vivid green Tenodera sinensis... Upon finding two, one of which I crowned perfect enough (whom evaded my master mantis hunting skills.) I spotted an even larger female than the one I had at home... She is a MONSTER. The equal of my first babygirl, Echo.
- I Will post her photo tomorrow.
I also have some new photos my girlfriend took of her Orchids i'll add along with the new female's.
For sure! I'm looking forward to Ivy/McQueen generation 1 to show their faces already!Good luck to those shipped off!
And i cant wait til ya got some griffin nymphies, im glad it worked out for ya!
Me too!For sure! I'm looking forward to Ivy/McQueen generation 1 to show their faces already!
Lol.... No but seriously, when they show I'll send you some... You must experience the species for yourself. They're pretty wicked especially the females... I've seen Ivy put such a squeeze force on a roach that the eggsack came out, she practically rips her food in half... Ive been feeding her medium Dubai roaches and Madagascar hissers lately. Even with the hard shell, doesn't stand a chance... She puts the clincher on them and it's game over.
Lol isn't she?! I couldn't pass up such a big beauty.I love your big green female! She is handsome indeed! She is very stocky, is she a tenodera? Except for her face, she reminds me of a Hierodula.
With the massive size of her abdominal section, she very well may have already mated in the wild. However I can acquire a suitable male easily, so I just may breed her just to be sure. If I do, I'll definitely keep you in the loop!Will you breed her? If so, I would love an ooth!
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