Mantis book

[brancsikia339]

ASIADODIS! WOW! looks just like choeradodis from south america! kinda like the green tree python and the emerald tree boa

 

[GhostYeahX]

yest they all from family Choeradodidae. but diff genus

similar sp.

 

[Mime454]

yest they all from family Choeradodidae. but diff genus

similar sp.

Give them all to me!

 

[Tom]

Book looks very promising and tempting, but I think I'll wait for the English version (hope the while doesn't take too long) so I can enjoy it better.

 

[yen_saw]

The book is finally ready. I will be taking order for anyone interested. (See sale section for more details - http://mantidforum.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=28735)

 

[mantid_mike]

Can't read it, but I wouldn't mind having this as a book to peruse @ the coffee table. Looks like a nice collection of outstanding images.

 

[Orin]

Yen, did you contribute photographs and info to this book too? There's an English-language book coming out in a few weeks that you may have contributed more to.

 

[yen_saw]

Can't read it, but I wouldn't mind having this as a book to peruse @ the coffee table. Looks like a nice collection of outstanding images.

Yeah I have a mantis book in German too which i look at the pics only

Yen, did you contribute photographs and info to this book too? There's an English-language book coming out in a few weeks that you may have contributed more to.

Which book is that Orin? i was not aware of it. Yeah i submitted some pics for the foreign mantis species section in this book (Mantodea in China).

 

[Orin]

It's at the very last stages but I am not positive what the cover looks like nor if the title was changed much.