MantidLord
Well-known member
Here's a funny story. So, I always let my Iris oratoria females out to roam on my curtains when I get home from school. Well, All five of them are pregnant. One night, a couple of days ago, I fell asleep before putting the mantids back. Luckily, I only had three of the five females out. So I wake up, and immediately find two of the three hanging around the curtains. The other one, however, disappeared. So I left for school, thinking I'll catch her when I get home.
So I get home, and while I'm surfing the internet, I pause and think "I should really find that mantis, she may be pregnant and could lay an ooth somewhere." No sooner than does that thought cross my mind, then I look over at my bed, and see the escapee climbing on my cover. I immediately scoop her up and place her in a container. But not paying attention to her slight decrease in sign. So just now, while I'm routinely checking all of the females, I look up to my bed, and see an ooth fastened securely to the end of my sheets right where I found the escapee. It was under a fold, so I can see how I missed it the first time. But wow, I sure am glad I found it BEFORE I washed my sheets. These girls really don't care where they lay their ooths.
Well, just thought I'd share that story with you all. Another ooth added to the collection.
So I get home, and while I'm surfing the internet, I pause and think "I should really find that mantis, she may be pregnant and could lay an ooth somewhere." No sooner than does that thought cross my mind, then I look over at my bed, and see the escapee climbing on my cover. I immediately scoop her up and place her in a container. But not paying attention to her slight decrease in sign. So just now, while I'm routinely checking all of the females, I look up to my bed, and see an ooth fastened securely to the end of my sheets right where I found the escapee. It was under a fold, so I can see how I missed it the first time. But wow, I sure am glad I found it BEFORE I washed my sheets. These girls really don't care where they lay their ooths.
Well, just thought I'd share that story with you all. Another ooth added to the collection.