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Sphodromantis sp tanzania--legs like a newborn colt!
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<blockquote data-quote="Deacon" data-source="post: 291020" data-attributes="member: 8619"><p>Thomas, her frass is normal for her---big. I couldn't get the paper towel in there to lay flat due to her big sticks, so the frass is rolling off the low end but I found it with a flashlight tonight. Oh, I just looked up and she was plopping out a fresh one to show me. It looks great, which is good news, right? </p><p></p><p>She is one big girl at 9 days-old and she has a potential mate 3 days older so they would be perfect for each other if I had the courage and room. But I'm full of adults right now so the timing is off unless some of these over two-month-olds pass on. The tanzanias are my youngest adults and IF I were to mate anyone, it would probably be them. They were really fast and jumpy as nymphs. Almost freaky at L2s. </p><p></p><p> My Dbl shields have been great pets, too. but they were almost grown when I purchased them so don't know what personality the nymphs have. Both these species are good eaters. You can probably see that I am torn about "to breed or not to breed". If they only had two to four babies, I'm sure I'd give it a go.LOL</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deacon, post: 291020, member: 8619"] Thomas, her frass is normal for her---big. I couldn't get the paper towel in there to lay flat due to her big sticks, so the frass is rolling off the low end but I found it with a flashlight tonight. Oh, I just looked up and she was plopping out a fresh one to show me. It looks great, which is good news, right? She is one big girl at 9 days-old and she has a potential mate 3 days older so they would be perfect for each other if I had the courage and room. But I'm full of adults right now so the timing is off unless some of these over two-month-olds pass on. The tanzanias are my youngest adults and IF I were to mate anyone, it would probably be them. They were really fast and jumpy as nymphs. Almost freaky at L2s. My Dbl shields have been great pets, too. but they were almost grown when I purchased them so don't know what personality the nymphs have. Both these species are good eaters. You can probably see that I am torn about "to breed or not to breed". If they only had two to four babies, I'm sure I'd give it a go.LOL [/QUOTE]
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