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Pelle

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Unfortunately my Schizocephala bicornis male got eaten by the female:/

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Tropidomantis gressitti

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Awesome species! Do you have any information on Metallyticus such as behavior, feeding, etc?

It definitely looks like some type of roach.

 
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That third pic is great. Metallyticus is awesome.

 
As always, awesome photos. :D Sorry to hear you lost your male bicornins. I did also. :rolleyes: (but I do have one coming) I hope you have plenty of the little gems you have there, absolutely gorgeous.

 
Thanks!

Awesome species! Do you have any information on Metallyticus such as behavior, feeding, etc?It definitely looks like some type of roach.
They are very fast, which makes photographing risky :p I feed them firebrats, and keep them on bark.. And till now all of them have shed on a vertical surface

I only have 7 left though, so hopefully I have a couple..

 
Thanks!They are very fast, which makes photographing risky :p I feed them firebrats, and keep them on bark.. And till now all of them have shed on a vertical surface

I only have 7 left though, so hopefully I have a couple..
Wow. I'd be afraid to take them out. :p Thanks for the information, I'm just curious to see how they behave compared to other "common/modern" mantids. So how far away are they from adults? And best of luck getting a couple.

 
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