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Tammy Wolfe said:
Do you have another male you can try? My first three Ghosts I mated have all been laying fertile ooths. Now I'm waiting to see about the other two. Three / five never ate the males, and they died of old age. One finally ate the male. And one of my females that hasn't laid an ooth yet bit the head off from the male. I didn't see them connect. We'll see what happens. Good luck with yours!
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i tried to breed my creos last night

one female got punctured (non-fatally) then the male ate too much and is too fat to connect with the second one, who got sick of him after a few minutes :rolleyes:

will try again wednesday

 
agent A said:
i tried to breed my creos last night

one female got punctured (non-fatally) then the male ate too much and is too fat to connect with the second one, who got sick of him after a few minutes :rolleyes:

will try again wednesday
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Good luck on Wednesday! I will be looking to you for advice when the male Creobroter sp. molts to adult :)

 
Feb 27th

My # 1 11cm H.Majcus finally laid her first Ooth after 1 mth lol is a big one ..

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March 3rd update New Species Orthodera ministralis hatched out new Challenge starts :)

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When Adults they Look like this.

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Thanks for watching

 
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Very nice, good job. The females are very aggressive eaters, so its a risk for the males not getting eaten.

 
Really amazing photos and so impressive that you raise these up in the great white North. I grew up in Seaforth, ON and Buffalo so I can appreciate what you have to deal with.

And wonderful photos. You have put Pseudocreobotra whahlbergii on top of my "try next" list! Thank you so much for keeping up this thread!

 
grob said:
Really amazing photos and so impressive that you raise these up in the great white North. I grew up in Seaforth, ON and Buffalo so I can appreciate what you have to deal with.

And wonderful photos. You have put Pseudocreobotra whahlbergii on top of my "try next" list! Thank you so much for keeping up this thread!
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Thank you for ur comment for sure I'll keep this up ... This Post is like my Mantis Dairy Sometime, I go back time to time in the Post to check the Laid date or Info I could of missed or forgot Due to I keep so many Mantis ....

 
March 5th

First Pre sub or Sub Hierodula membranacea is a male damn lol ... and Yes Finally I have a Kongobatha diademata Female Snake Adult haha so far 3 male 1 female and 1 more Sub Adult not sure sex but looks like female will see in a week .. Hope i can breed the Snakes ..

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Kongobatha diademata Adult Female

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Thanks for Watching ....

 
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Wow! Great the Kongobatha diademata are not dead! I have read about Orthodera novaezealandiae being impossible to keep alive. And I read that they have wider shields than Orthodera ministralis. Orthodera ministralis are not too hard to keep alive right? :huh:

http://www.ukmantisforums.co.uk/mantis-wants/12527-orthodera-novaezealandiae.html

http://www.ukmantisforums.co.uk/general-mantis-discussions/12472-what-diffrence-between-garden-mantis-new-zealand-mantis.html

Edit: this post did not work but know it got every word.

 
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