@Peter: Well i found some eggs in the substrate afterward, although she might have laid the eggs earlier..... yep i got that edition, it took 2 yrs for Orin's to hatch, Hoping to see the hatchlings next Spring from this batch of eggs, assuming the eggs are fertile.
@Mantidlord: They stalk and then ambush the prey in a sudden spurt by grabbing it with the spiny legs, usually the four front legs. Sometimes they get too eager and drop to the ground upside down with the prey, and continue to stay at the same position until the prey is killed, only then they drag the prey up to a branch to feed, like a cheetah haha.
@Tomato: Glad you like it.
@Mantidlord: They stalk and then ambush the prey in a sudden spurt by grabbing it with the spiny legs, usually the four front legs. Sometimes they get too eager and drop to the ground upside down with the prey, and continue to stay at the same position until the prey is killed, only then they drag the prey up to a branch to feed, like a cheetah haha.
@Tomato: Glad you like it.
Save some eggs for me yen! 
