Gongylus gongylodes Violins Mantis ooth nymphs

Violin mantis --One of the most famous praying mantis species available in hobby They are suggested for beginners as they are a totally communal type of mantis. The Wandering Violin Mantis got its name because the adults look a bit like a violin. Their body resembles the soundboard of a violin; the head is the top of the violin, and the long and thin midsection of the mantis is the neck of the violin.Gongylus gongylodes comes in different color variants, ranging from light brown to dark brown. Its body has all kinds of appendages that resemble dried leaves, which serve as camouflage for the mantis. Young nymphs have less pronounced camouflage than older nymphs and adults. Females reach a body length of 10 centimeters, and males reach a length of around 9 cm (3 inches).When the nymphs are born, they resemble their parents in body shape. Their color is light brown  They should be kept at 28- 40°C (82-104°F) at day time, not below 23°C (73°F) at night time. They need very little humidity,