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Keep the ootheca in a humid environment similar to the adult habitat. Mist regularly, but ensure it does not stay waterlogged.
: There is a significant chance (~25%) the female will decapitate the male even during successful mating. Difficulty : It requires precise humidity (
Breeding during the "Blood Moon" in-game event increases the chance of a "Shadow" mutation.
To breed the Phyllantis (the "dragon mantis" from Dragon Adventures ), you must follow specific rules introduced in the
The pair may remain coupled for 2 to 6 hours.
: Be aware that breeding event dragons like the Phyllantis will make the female parent Soul Bound
: Introduce the male only when the female is actively feeding on a large insect. Use tongs to carefully place the male behind her or directly onto her abdomen.
The male will jump onto the female's back, clamping his forelegs around her thorax. Once securely mounted, copulation can take anywhere from . Keep a long pair of tweezers handy; if the female turns her head aggressively toward him, gently distract her with a prey item to safeguard the male.
Considerably larger and heavier with a broader abdomen containing 6 distinct segments on the underside. 2. Pre-Mating Conditioning & Maturity
Success starts with ensuring both mantises are physically ready for the high-energy demands of mating.
Right at the moment of introduction, hand-feed the female another juicy insect. Keeping her mouthparts busy with a cricket or fly drastically lowers her focus on hunting the male. Step 4: The Introduction and Mating Ritual
: Watch for courtship signs like antennal contact or body vibrations. If the female becomes aggressive, separate them immediately using a twig or by shaking the cage gently.
The mating process can last anywhere from several hours to a whole day.
Hatchlings, known as L1 nymphs, emerge from the ootheca in a "vermicular" (worm-like) form and molt almost instantly into a recognizable mantis shape. Newly hatched nymphs are very small and will begin feeding almost immediately after their first molt.