My mantid hasn't eaten for a week, why?
My mantid (Phyllocrania paradoxa) hasn't eaten for seven days. This was after shedding, and I thought it was normal, but now…
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How are the parameters?
Speak, temperature, humidity…?
Maybe it could still be on the skin…
It could also be because your animal is thirsty!
At that time, I was offered to my Phyllocrania paradoxa male honey on a toothpick.
He also accepted this!
Then water on a toothpick he drank!
And then I tried it with a fly and behold, he eats!
So, just test this…
Maybe he/she is really thirsty. :
Otherwise, just wait, because the little one will not starve. ;
There’s nothing you can do. In nature, they also have breaks.