What Species is it that lays fertile ooths with no mating?

[massaman]

this is what the ooth looks like and they got very small raptorial arms!

Brunners Ooth

 

[ZoeRipper]

I meant the ooths, Massaman.

I know what the mantids look like.

 

[Rick]

I meant the ooths, Massaman. I know what the mantids look like.

 

[ZoeRipper]

They are small!

Bigger than the s carolina though, I think.

 

[sbugir]

Uh, no. Definitely not bigger than S. carolina. It's about as large as P. virescens, maybe a bit larger, perhaps like M. paykulli ooth.

 

[ZoeRipper]

Uh, no. Definitely not bigger than S. carolina. It's about as large as P. virescens, maybe a bit larger, perhaps like M. paykulli ooth.

Then I have a seriously TINY S. carolina ooth... .___.

 

[sbugir]

Doesn't sound right.

 

[Rick]

Then I have a seriously TINY S. carolina ooth... .___.

It is about half size, hence why I was selling it so cheap. You should still get 30+ nymphs.

 

[sbugir]

Ahh but even so, half the size is still larger than a Brunner's ooth, isnt it?

 

[ZoeRipper]

It is about half size, hence why I was selling it so cheap. You should still get 30+ nymphs.

Ohh, I understand.

It is seriously cute, I attached it to a twig with superglue.

You can see pics in my albums

 

[Rick]

Ahh but even so, half the size is still larger than a Brunner's ooth, isnt it?

Yes. All the ooths from that female were wide and shorter than normal.

 

[sbugir]

Yes. All the ooths from that female were wide and shorter than normal.

Yeah, figured.

 

[Ghozt]

i had a mio mantis lay 8 fertile ooths with out sexing