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Diet: Live insects appropriate to size — crickets, fruit flies (for small nymphs), small roaches.
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Feeding Frequency:
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Nymphs: every other day
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Adults: Every 2–3 days
- Humidity 75% misting 1-2 times a week
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Vietnamese Dead Leaf
The Vietnamese dead leaf mantis is a master of camouflage, famous for looking almost exactly like a dried, curled leaf from the forest floor.
Adults typically reach about 4–6 cm (1.5–2.5 inches) in length. Females are usually larger and broader than males, while males tend to be slimmer and may have longer antennae.
Native to forested regions of Vietnam, this mantis thrives in humid, tropical environments where leaf litter and understory plants provide ideal concealment.
Care info
$35.00
Vietnamese Dead Leaf—
$35.00
Description
The Vietnamese dead leaf mantis is a master of camouflage, famous for looking almost exactly like a dried, curled leaf from the forest floor.
Adults typically reach about 4–6 cm (1.5–2.5 inches) in length. Females are usually larger and broader than males, while males tend to be slimmer and may have longer antennae.
Native to forested regions of Vietnam, this mantis thrives in humid, tropical environments where leaf litter and understory plants provide ideal concealment.
Care info
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Diet: Live insects appropriate to size — crickets, fruit flies (for small nymphs), small roaches.
-
Feeding Frequency:
-
Nymphs: every other day
-
Adults: Every 2–3 days
- Humidity 75% misting 1-2 times a week
-
(Please Read shipping Policy Tab)
