Parymenopus davisoni

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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?
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?

 
well I thought somewhere I read the ooths can hatch up to 100 nymphs or so but maybe less depending on the female I am guessing!

 
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!

 
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!
That would be interesting.

Massaman- How are your davisonis doing? Did anymore become adult? I'm getting mine next week

 
only had 1 survive out of the 4 I got from Ismart and I am getting a adult female from him for my male who is a adult but wont breed them for like 3 weeks and so far mine is doing very well and he eats pretty good and I think he is doing just fine and hoping to get my own personal stock when I do breed them and hoping breeding them wont be that hard being most of the mantids I bred have not been that hard and only ones that had me pulling my hair out is when female rhomboderas and budwings and a few other female of other species kept throwing a defense pose and making breeding them hard!

 

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