It will be more like a couple of hours for the actual molting. Depending on the instar it might take a couple of more days before it actually starts. Just remember to keep it misted and don't disturb it during or right after the molt. It is most vulnerable right after it molts. Not disturbing it means not picking up the container etc. for a day. Also wait at least a day before trying to feed it again after it molts.
I always look forward to reading your posts. :smarty: I don't know what yr problem is, likebugs, it simply says..... oh, I see what you mean.What happened Phil,
It's probably a mistake to write about British cavalry uniforms in India and mantids at the same time.
:lol:I don't know what yr problem is, likebugs, it simply says..... oh, I see what you mean.
What I think I was trying to say was that Jeff Willis's beautifully sculpted 90mm captain of Probyn's Horse (JW9043) seems to conflate Lt. Col. Frank Wilson's figures of the 11th and 12th Bengal cavalry in Tradition, 51 (check it out and see what you think). He also has a center slit in the kurta, instead of the correct side slits, the red facing and gold lace on the collar are reversed, and he has unaccountably given a British officer a red pag worn only by Sikhs.
Thanks for prompting me to clear that up.
