the first caterpillar is samia riciniwhat caterpillar sp is that? Also, ceratomantis is awesome!!!
You should've brought home toxodera hauseri!
cool creatomantis sassuri
lucky u got rhombo stali hymenopus and parahymenopus!!
the first caterpillar is samia riciniwhat caterpillar sp is that? Also, ceratomantis is awesome!!!
You should've brought home toxodera hauseri!
PARYMENOPUS :lol:lucky u got rhombo stali hymenopus and parahymenopus!!
ok some spell it parymenopusPARYMENOPUS :lol:
Was it hard to locate these mantids????
Yes i know sorry. Just my instinct :lol: ARGGH ENGLISH CLASSok some spell it parymenopus
some parhymenopus
others parahymenopus
dont gimme that ###### lol parymenops davisoni isnt english...Yes i know sorry. Just my instinct :lol: ARGGH ENGLISH CLASS
It's latin. And I think i figured that out :lol:dont gimme that ###### lol parymenops davisoni isnt english...
DIdn't bring any live mantis back.....what caterpillar sp is that? Also, ceratomantis is awesome!!!
You should've brought home toxodera hauseri!
Not very hard, just need to ask the aborginal :stuart: Few pics from KL butterfly park, one can spot free raoming mantis in the park.....PARYMENOPUS :lol:
Was it hard to locate these mantids????
Hehehe...knew you were following.... exhausting but fulfilling.Few more pics taken at a insect breeding farm in Perak, Malaysia.I have seen ur pics on fb, they are awesome! And it must've been a fun but exhausting trip...
The nymphs hatching on the first pic is D lobata, the second and third I was told are D. trigonodera.Once again, i didn't bring any live mantis back to the US. I am actually thinking of taking a break from mantis due to my new job and my son going to college in less than two years. I will still keep few species but not spending as much time as before. Hopefully I could switch to a less stressful job that allow me to spend more time in breeding mantis once my son is out of college. Hope that won't be too long........Wow what species of deroplatys is that!?
Don't quit mantids!!!!The nymphs hatching on the first pic is D lobata, the second and third I was told are D. trigonodera.
Once again, i didn't bring any live mantis back to the US. I am actually thinking of taking a break from mantis due to my new job and my son going to college in less than two years. I will still keep few species but not spending as much time as before. Hopefully I could switch to a less stressful job that allow me to spend more time in breeding mantis once my son is out of college. Hope that won't be too long........
I am not, but family and career have always been my priority.Don't quit mantids!!!!
Haha.... thanks my friend. It has been lot of fun here and kind of grow together with this forum. Can't see myself leaving this forum forever so you will still see me here when I am old and grayI think what Yen means is family always comes first! But don't worry he will still have a curve ball or 2 to throw at us, at least I hope?
Thanks for all the culture in this post my friend...
mantises ARE family!!
anyway do i see an attacus larva??
Yay!! ATLAS MOTHS!!!mantises ARE family!!
anyway do i see an attacus larva??
me wants!! they eat ailanthus which i have lots of!!Yup yup..... good eyes, atlas moth. The larva is HUGE!
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