Lol :clown: is there a three anyone? goin once! goin twice! and the winner of *cough* the *cough* parymenopus davisonii *cough* :tt2:Do I hear 4 anyone??? Heheheheh
Even though gripen cheated and guessed twice. :donatello: 4 is the wack amount of females i have. Of course i'm just messing with you gripen. I never did set any rules.Do I hear 4 anyone??? Heheheheh
If this was the case. I would have called you up hysterically crying! :hang: :lol:Maybe none?
I'm starting to think so. They are very small.4? jeez! do the males usually have a higher mortality rate?
Can someone clarify this, google is of no help for such a rare species. Are paramenopus closely related to hymenopus, or is this a bizarre example of convergent evolution?Parymenopus arent in the same Genus as Hymenopus, so you should expect that there will be differences in breeding, ootheca shape, etc etc.
Have you determined a good way to *** younger nymphs yet?
They're both flower mantids, so yes. Theyre closely relatedCan someone clarify this, google is of no help for such a rare species. Are paramenopus closely related to hymenopus, or is this a bizarre example of convergent evolution?
That would be interesting.One thing about the males are they got a good appetite and mine can usually go through 2-3 flies like every other day or so and I do like the yellow color would be cool to get one green with white dots or something far out!
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