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Hymenopus coronatus

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Old 11-19-2010, 03:24 PM
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Our orchid female molted into an L7 today and she looks amazing.
It keeps surprising us how much bigger they are after a molt.



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.....let me pick my jaw up off the computer. WOW, she's absolutely stunning! What a beauty you have there Deb.
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Love it!
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I have never seen this species before, so glad I looked at this thread now The shade of pink is so pretty. Does the shade change/fade/intensify with growth?
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When adult they aren't very pink anymore.
The male just molted into adult today.

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Thanks so much for the updated pic. It's great to see the transformation. He really is a stunner
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Those are amazing :O
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do the females of this species cannibalize the males after mating?
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Thanks!
They even eat them during breeding
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Poor guy! Do you plan on breeding them? I'm pretty sure the females die as well after egg deposition, right?

What's the maximum life span if not bred/eaten?
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