Beiträge von Toxai

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Okay thanks. I'll try to upload the resting ones in one per post. Because in fact it seems the size was the problem

Oh. I don't know why they are not visible. I uploaded them using the option that this chat offers. Do you do it any other way? I mean uploading them to other site and then bringing the file or so?

I'll try with a single one now just to check if it is visible now.

Sure. Bees are common here. They use to be more common in the past ( like everywhere I guess). That would not be a problem at all. Just in case I'll check the permits and native bee species here. I could catch European wasps as well. They are very common in my garden.

And the enclosure is neither a problem. They all are now in vivariums. I try to avoid the plastic cups as soon as I can 😂.

Thank you!

Hallo zurück!

Diesmal möchte ich Sie nach einigen Stellen auf meinen Wahlbergiis-Gehegen fragen. Bisher dachte ich, es sei normal, aber wenn ich Beiträge in diesem Forum lese, denke ich, dass es etwas wirklich Schlimmes sein kann. Einer von ihnen ist vor Wochen gestorben (der vom Gehege mit großen dunklen Flecken. Ich habe sie irgendwann mit Grillen gefüttert. Jetzt verstehe ich, dass die Grillen vermieden werden sollten. Ich habe der dünnen klaren Stelle eine Heuschrecke und eine Grille gegeben und da ich mir Sorgen machte, füttere ich sie heute mit einer Wespe. Ich weiß nicht, ob das hilft, ihren Magen zu reinigen, falls sie krank ist, aber es scheint ihr gefallen zu haben. Ich würde gerne deinen Rat an diesen Stellen hören , wenn es ernst ist, woran es liegen kann und wie ich es lösen kann, wenn ich pünktlich bin. Die genauen Bedingungen im Haltungsraum sind für mich schwer zu erkennen, da wie hier auf den Kanaren die Temperatur und die Luftfeuchtigkeit normalerweise höher sind als genug für Mantis und ich halte sie in einem normalerweise sehr heißen Raum (26 - 30° C tagsüber / 24 - 27° nachts) und bei Wahlbergiis besprühe ich sie normalerweise 3 Mal pro Woche mit Wasser Die Luftfeuchtigkeit auf den Kanarischen Inseln soll etwa 80% betragen, aber ich sprühe sie manchmal unter der Woche, weil die Sie trinken gerne und wahrscheinlich nimmt die Luftfeuchtigkeit im Raum ab.

Hello back!

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Dude, that's the best f*cking idea you may have given to me. Plus I would be collaborating to restock the bees population. And it's clean.

On the other hand, I have a doubt. Isn't it risky for mantids to catch bees? I know they do it on its natural habitat but I've always been afraid of feeding them with bees or wasps ( I did it yesterday for the first time though) because they may sting them. Once, lots of years ago, I fed a mantis with a spider and the spider bite her.The mantis died in that case.

Hehehe I see. That looks like a good option too. But what do you do with species like Gongylus, Idolomantis, popa, etc. Do they go well with roaches?

Hey!

That was helpful. I'll check the mantopedia as well.

The option of buying them in a fishing store is impossible for me because though I am French I live in the canary Islands. And they don't bring maggots here. They use to, but not anymore due to the parcels. So I usually have to breed my own feeders or hunting them directly from nature. Is that good for mantids?

Regards.

Hallo! Ich bin ein Amateur in dieser Welt der Mantis, also ist dies die erste von vielen Fragen, die ich über Futterinsekten bekommen habe. Lasst uns beginnen. Kennen Sie eine "saubere" Methode, Hausfliegen zu züchten/zurückzuzüchten? Vielen Dank!

Hello! I'm kind of an amateur in this world of mantids so this is the first of a lot of questions I got about feeder insects. Let's start. Do you know any " clean" way to breed/rear domestic flies? Thanks!