kamakiri
Well-known member
Cripes! You have a LOT going on there!
I guess you don't have a 0% escapee policy in your household!
I guess you don't have a 0% escapee policy in your household!
well once a while a mantis try to escape, but that is nothing compares to the amount of flies let loose unavoidably. Not to the extend as in Chuck's fruit flies room (did anyone watch the show?) but getting there!Cripes! You have a LOT going on there!I guess you don't have a 0% escapee policy in your household!
Well your finding just answer your previous humidity questions and it matches what i thought too.Then I don't know what's wrong - I keep some ooths around 60%, some around 80% - the best batch was about 12-14 nymphs...Maybe I have a weak female or something, I don't know.
Wow, those are sure some cute nymphs! ...and I thought that I had a lot of mouths to feed!!!!
Using flying fruit flies help to feed all that many mouths.Lol, I tried to hold on to most of my chinese mantids, but they are too many mouth's to feed.try 300-400 mantids, and then two more ootheca that hatch 200 ea.
Unfortunately reminds me of my bug room too. B) A few weeks back my husband went in there and told me in no uncertain terms that I needed to put fruit fly-proof coverings over the ventilation registers. He stood there and waited, and then watched to make sure I did it right then! :lol:well once a while a mantis try to escape, but that is nothing compares to the amount of flies let loose unavoidably. Not to the extend as in Chuck's fruit flies room (did anyone watch the show?) but getting there!
LOL damned hubbies! Always something!Unfortunately reminds me of my bug room too. B) A few weeks back my husband went in there and told me in no uncertain terms that I needed to put fruit fly-proof coverings over the ventilation registers. He stood there and waited, and then watched to make sure I did it right then! :lol:
Unfortunately reminds me of my bug room too. A few weeks back my husband went in there and told me in no uncertain terms that I needed to put fruit fly-proof coverings over the ventilation registers. He stood there and waited, and then watched to make sure I did it right then!
Yeah why do we all have spouse like thatLOL damned hubbies! Always something!
Wow! Congrats Yen! You didn't expect them all to hatch out at the same time?
Yeah and the worst is it doesn't stop there as weather gets warmer. we see 80s the first time here in Southern Texas this week.......You got 2 many babies...
164 give or takeCan you tell me how many are there...
Thank you! I had to resist the urge to count them all, too!164 give or takeYes I counted them Lol.
WOW thanks164 give or takeYes I counted them Lol.
yup they love to queue upI love those Boxers all lined up! Very nice pics.
Hey Bassist, Rick had some a few months back. Might not now, but he does have a population of them naturally in his area.Also if you ever have extra brunners ooths be sure to tell me Yen.
Cool you have good eyes time to go out there and find some wild mantis :lol: I have more hatched again moment ago i am not asking for count this time86 in the top one from what I can see at that angle.Second one about 84 in the bottom container from what I can see.
Also if you ever have extra brunners ooths be sure to tell me Yen.
AWWWE!!!Indian stick mantis (S. bicornis)
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