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Sensing Pheromones??
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<blockquote data-quote="Tehshlendo" data-source="post: 302836" data-attributes="member: 9702"><p>Well it's going to vary here based on a few variables, that being how well the pheromones travel through the air and essentially how well the other mantis would be able to detect the pheromone in the air, similar to how a shark can sense blood in very small ppm amounts in water. With how close the cages are located I imagine that as long as there is good air flow the pheromones are going to circulate out of the cages effectively enough but I wouldn't be able to say that 100%</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tehshlendo, post: 302836, member: 9702"] Well it's going to vary here based on a few variables, that being how well the pheromones travel through the air and essentially how well the other mantis would be able to detect the pheromone in the air, similar to how a shark can sense blood in very small ppm amounts in water. With how close the cages are located I imagine that as long as there is good air flow the pheromones are going to circulate out of the cages effectively enough but I wouldn't be able to say that 100% [/QUOTE]
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