FEMALE Giant Rainforest Mantis (Hierodula majuscula)
$55.00
An astonishing predator of the Australian rainforests. These praying mantids make fascinating pets.
Adult female body length ~75mm (sold at 30mm in length)
- Suitable for all ages and experience levels. Can be handled.
- Must be housed individually.
- Sold as young juveniles with plenty of growth and life ahead of them.
- Feeds on live insects such as crickets and cockroaches.
- Captive bred through our environmentally sustainable breeding program.
- All Minibeast Wildlife animals are covered by our seven day Minibeast Guarantee and have a free downloadable Care Guide
- Guaranteed to be mite and parasite free.
You will need:
- An enclosure
- Access to live feeder insects
- A misting bottle
- Forceps
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Reviews
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As described.
Healthy, well packed and very happy
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Mantis
Healthy and good size. Ate on the first day and shed skin successfully on the forth day and is overall doing great no hassles.
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Amazing!
Not only was i impressed with fast delivery time, this little mantis was packaged so well and safely she is so curious and friendly, and I'm already so deeply in love with her
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Rainforest Mantis
She turned up quickly, in well protected packaging and has settled in immediately - healthy, happy and eating well! Very very happy and will definitely purchase from you guys again!
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LOVE this species
she’s absolutely wonderful and the cutest little thing :’) i can’t recommend minibeast enough, everything is always 11/10!
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H.majuscula
Came perfectly healthy, smashing crickets straight away
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Mantis
Mantis arrived happy and healthy, she was a little bit rattled, but nonetheless in great condition. Minibeast adheared to my request of securing the package as much as possible to protect the animal as it has a long distance to travel and kept me up to date with the packages condition, which arrived within 4 days of ordering. Overall, very very solid. Mantis has been moved into her enclosure, but hasn't yet eaten. Would highly reccomed this species, they're gorgeous!