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Very robust variety, which reaches 10 cm in length
Needs well-aired and sprayed boxes or terraries every two days
Suitable for newbies and for educational purposes
Rather voracious, he accepts meal bugs of various kinds
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Hierodula Patellifera
DIMENSIONS: L2/L3 - Adult size approximately 7.5 cm
ORIGIN: Southern, Southeast, and Eastern Asia
ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES: Temperature 23-23°C during the day, 18-23°C at night, humidity 60-65%
DIET: Insects appropriate to their size (crickets, cockroaches, worms, locusts), medium-sized isopods
RECOMMENDED SETUP: Terrarium or fauna box 20x20x30 or 40 cm high, with a 2-3 cm substrate of a mixture of peat and coconut fiber, along with tropical plants or foliage that provide adequate shelter. Hydration is provided by daily misting (once a day) and gentle ventilation.
HABITS: It moves during the day to hunt, then seeks shelter at night.
AGGRESSIVENESS: 5 – moderately aggressive, even toward other individuals of the same species, although there is minimal risk of mutual cannibalism.
CITES STATUS: No
Specific References
Capacity 5.8 lt, transparent, 18.5x18.5x19 cm (external) size
Easy to sanitize and suitable for a variety of uses, thanks to the height
Also great for the creation of kits or small terrari or exhibition exhibitions
Suitable for the housing of small reptiles and amphibians as well as invertebrates (migals, scorpions etc.) arboreal also
Size: L2/L3
Aggressiveness level: 5 – Moderately aggressive towards conspecifics but harmless to the keeper.
Origin: Sumatra Island
Long-lived mantis, with a lifespan of up to approximately 2 years.
RARITY - Various sizes available
Aggression level 5 - aggressive towards other varieties of mantises and towards individuals of the same species
Intermediate variety, suitable for breeders with medium experience given the breeding needs
Tropical, it feeds on meal insects, particularly drosophile and thermobia
Difficulty level 2 - very docile and resistant
very simple species to keep, suitable for beginners
Tropical habits, it feeds on insects
Aggression level: 8 - Aggressive towards conspecifics and other species
Widespread in Southeast Asia, rather difficult to breed, suitable for experts
Need for branches where I station most of the time
Very prolific variety after mating
Beautiful mantide typical of Central Africa
Very robust variety, suitable for newbies and quite voracious
They tend to chase prey compared to other mantid
They willingly accept most meal bugs
Complete kit, suitable for those who already breed mantises or want a more demanding mantis
Suitable as an educational kit also for children, with supervision
FREE live food included!
**MANTIS SOLD SEPARATELY**
RARITY - Much sought after and with a beautiful color and shape
Aggressiveness level 1 - can coexist with other mantises of the same species albeit with minimal risks
Widespread in Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil
Females reach 8 cm in length and males about 5 cm
Easy variety, suitable for breeders with medium experience given the breeding needs
Aggression level 5 - aggressive towards other varieties of mantises and towards individuals of the same species
Tropical, it feeds on meal insects and keeps small
Requires medium humidity and temperature
Aggressive level 5 - can only be accommodated one specimen per the not fit
Very simple variety to breed, suitable for newbies
Tropical, feeds on meal bugs
Rhombodera Valida
Native to India and Southeast Asia
Aggression Level 2 - Very Docile
Very easy to grow, suitable for beginners
Very robust variety, which reaches 10 cm in length
Needs well-aired and sprayed boxes or terraries every two days
Suitable for both newbies and mantide for educational purposes
Rather voracious, he accepts meal bugs of various kinds
Aggressiveness level: 5 – Moderately aggressive towards conspecifics but harmless to the keeper.
Origin: Malay Peninsula - Sumatra.
Long-lived mantis, with a lifespan of up to approximately 2 years.
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