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The Chinese Mantis (Tenodera Sinensis)is rather common in the Unites States. Also, quite large. Though they are said to only reach 4" I have seen multiple specimens here in South Carolina over this "limit". This one was about 4 1/2" itself. Pretty nice specimen. As you can see it is a male, by it's abdomen size (Females are rather plump). I found it while mowing the lawn. It was something I just HAD to stop for. ... Read More
my Stagmomantis carolina laid her oothaca a few days ago, i hope its fertile. i havent seen my Pandinus imperitor in awhile i think she may be in pre-molt and my Grammostola pulchripes is doing quite well although ive only had it about a week, its been feeding like mad. my Coenobita clypeatus is increasingly restless but i think its because its lonely. all in all my arthopod world is doing good.... Read More
(((Sorry for the formatting here. I tried editing it twice, but gosh darn it...it doesn't work!))) 2009 ATS Conference/BugsInCyberspace.com Fundraiser I’m very excited to be attending the 2009 ATS Conference in amazing Arizona! 100% of the money generated from sales of the following “Bugs of Arizona” will be donated to the ATS for the conference to use as they see fit: Dynastes granti L1 larvae $10 each. These are the largest and most collectible pet US beetles. Major males can reach thre... Read More
I maintain a detailed blog with lots of pics here: Katnapper's Mantis Journey. I apologize that it's not on this site, but it would be impossible to keep up with updating the blog at more than one place. Mantidforum.net is my main insect home, so of course that's where my blog is! Please feel free to check it out... and if you do, I'd love to know you were t... Read More
Other day when I got home from college I found a cup with two uncommon mantids in my room, my father captured them mating in the window at the lab that he works (not a insect-related lab btw, chemistry) They are probably Phyllovates (Theoclytes) sp, and are bigger than the backyard mantids I'm used to keep, the only bad thing is that the female also flies, so its a bit hard to shot them
Anyone has guesses on the species?
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