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Mantid Discussions
General Mantid Discussions
My first mantids ever found in wild, G. Grisea! Plus, mysterious ootheca
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<blockquote data-quote="vulturette" data-source="post: 285968" data-attributes="member: 8153"><p>So does that mean it is invasive? Since it wasn't on the lists for Florida mantids. Or is it just newly discovered here? Where are you getting this information?</p><p></p><p>I'm pretty sure they are past l1. They look big enough for fruit flies now, way bigger than my ghosts when they arrived. I bought a culture today, will report back when I have them in proper enclosures and have attempted feeding. I'm pretty sure I have a male and female, one instar apart. So probably won't be able to breed. But we shall see!</p><p></p><p>EDIT: Not sure if I can double post, so I'll update. They both are feeding on drosophila flies. Hurray! Little hunters.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vulturette, post: 285968, member: 8153"] So does that mean it is invasive? Since it wasn't on the lists for Florida mantids. Or is it just newly discovered here? Where are you getting this information? I'm pretty sure they are past l1. They look big enough for fruit flies now, way bigger than my ghosts when they arrived. I bought a culture today, will report back when I have them in proper enclosures and have attempted feeding. I'm pretty sure I have a male and female, one instar apart. So probably won't be able to breed. But we shall see! EDIT: Not sure if I can double post, so I'll update. They both are feeding on drosophila flies. Hurray! Little hunters. [/QUOTE]
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My first mantids ever found in wild, G. Grisea! Plus, mysterious ootheca
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