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wow great lokin mantis yen,what is that last one eating?

good luck breeding them.cant wait to see how small the ooths are. :D

 
That was part of cricket. i dipped it in honey water and apparently the pollen powder melted in it making it yellow. Only one dare to feed on my hand.

 
:lol: No i didn't feel a pinch, it was going after the cricket.

I have some sub-subadult (subadult?) now finally, the take a long time to grow, longer than I thought for such a small species.

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Well done Yen, I expect you are already feeding it your magic love potion!

Look forward to hearing about your breeding success,

Alan

 
Thanks guys. I am going to send all my adults to another prolific breeder (ABbuggin - you got males!!) to continue breeding this species and i am sure he will be able to breed them, give me some breathing space for other species. I am glad to be able to raise some to adulthood, it has been a great pleasure watching them grow (although it took a while), and glad that some of you enjoy following this thread here. Many thanks!

 
Always loved the look of these, does anyone if they are in culture within the UK?

 
huh? Hibiscusmile are you asking where i get my bee pollen or the honey?

Anyway, Andrew (ABbuggin) has the first two pairs mated!! yay!

Here is the pic from Andrew

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When I kept them I used to love their fore arms. Until one crunched my finger with it. :D
Asa, it only feels like a pinch :D ... but i understand since you have that freak accident on your eyes

Thanks Rod, i have several oothecae produced by 3 surviving mated females, lets hope the oothecae hatch out, you will be the first one to know Rod :D

 

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