pests does anyone knows what bug is this?

[RedtailForester]

If that's your thing then roll with it!

 

[Chillihead_benny]

definitely a mantis. they are wonderful to have around.. a good insect and educational to the kids ( the big ones if introduced properly can get your kids into bugs and not go "eww kill it!!" everytime they see one). you'll end up with just enough to handle most aphid issues. there population thins out in relationship to the food they have. We in CT in the US have a bout 2-3 adults by end of summer season, but started with hundreds if not thousands of babies. had a cocoon hatch in the house last winter... hilarious. they eat each other until there was only one left.

 

[schism]

They are great to have around. We have some every year show up in our plants. The momma is usually quite large and sometimes I transpla
nt her from the front of the house to the beds out back!!

 

[srin2]

definitely a mantis. they are wonderful to have around.. a good insect and educational to the kids ( the big ones if introduced properly can get your kids into bugs and not go "eww kill it!!" everytime they see one). you'll end up with just enough to handle most aphid issues. there population thins out in relationship to the food they have. We in CT in the US have a bout 2-3 adults by end of summer season, but started with hundreds if not thousands of babies. had a cocoon hatch in the house last winter... hilarious. they eat each other until there was only one left.

maybe when the food is finish they eat each other till the strongest survive. i can't find anymore at my place as the ahpids are gone.

They are great to have around. We have some every year show up in our plants. The momma is usually quite large and sometimes I transpla
nt her from the front of the house to the beds out back!!

cool , i wish i can find one now..

 

[Skydiver]

Cute lil' mantid you got there. We should all be so lucky.

 

[PepperBen]

or hot pods and plump women.

Rofl!

Both very welcome in my dreams.

 

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