wing infection?

[agent A]

so here is the gaping hole:

the culprit:

the penalty:

the question is: Justice or Revenge??? you decide!!!

and no bill hasnt replied to any emails since last weekend

 

[Rick]

I was thinking more that the brown could be fecal staining from a sick mantis. My initial assumption is that nothing could infect the wings since they're not living tissue, but then I thought about how humans can get fungal infections on nails. But I am thinking the wing staining is fecal matter.

 

[agent A]

I was thinking more that the brown could be fecal staining from a sick mantis. My initial assumption is that nothing could infect the wings since they're not living tissue, but then I thought about how humans can get fungal infections on nails. But I am thinking the wing staining is fecal matter.

u have a point, but why would it stain the wings instead of just dropping off in a compact pellet? and why were the guts brown?

 

[twolfe]

The brown at the end of the wings is normal with Texas Unicorn females. All three of my fresh adult females have brown at the end of the wings. I just had another one molt overnight, and it has the brown along the edge of her wings.

A few days ago I had to put an older female in the freezer. Her wings had the brown at the edge, too, and she lived as an adult for over 7 months.