Ooth ID help.

[Citruzz_barz]

Title says it all. Not sure how to attach photos. So might do this wrong.

http://i1304.photobucket.com/albums/s527/Citruzz_barz/Praying%20Mantis/85086769-8AF1-46C9-B665-4DF808E62D80_zpsh9vub6jl.jpg

http://i1304.photobucket.com/albums/s527/Citruzz_barz/Praying%20Mantis/CEA3C7EA-E06F-4522-8E5C-B7E8F850B348_zpssl8cksax.jpg

http://i1304.photobucket.com/albums/s527/Citruzz_barz/Praying%20Mantis/32D2BB0D-D717-4A67-83E3-0D9E14F45290_zps1y57do3t.jpg

 

[TheBeesKnees]

man, this looks like a Chloroharpax ooth

But--did you find this in the Californian wild? If so, my ID would make 0 sense. These guys are an african species.

 

[Aryia]

Could be a ghost ooth? What did breeder say it was?

 

[Shadow]

ghost?

 

[Citruzz_barz]

It could be one of both, looks a lot like the one The BeesKnees showed as well as a ghost ooth. I had gone to a bug fair and bought two cryptics and found that an ooth was on the stick in container so I couldn't ask breeder.

 

[DinehCaveman]

It's not a S. pretiosa ooth, they dry yellow and somewhat loose foamy. It looks like a ghost ooth to me.

 

[SSimsswiSS]

That is a creo ooth. pictipennis

 

[PlayingMantis]

I'd vote for creo, though I cannot say for certain. Ghost ooths seem "fatter," and they also have a string on the end. Here are some pics of my ooths for comparison.

Ghost ooths:

Creo. pictipennis ooth: