Maintenance of Orthoptera

And it was necessary to redraw oil on canvas, and then scan

And I recently lost the last female decticus

ENO, I'm sorry, but even I don't quite understand.

Do you also consider uploading photos to the forum using such a sadomasochistic method to be normal? That's why people have normal photos taken out of the camera as expected, and not through *opu, do not load

You misunderstand me. I'm talking about what you explain, so to speak, is not very clear.

redraw with oil on canvas-everything is simple here: use oil paints or pastels to redraw on canvas.(canvas-the canvas on which artists paint)

And can photos of mobile pixels of the fotik display be "very"? Why don't you change them to normal ones? And yes, in addition to the fact that it is appropriate to download images from a digital camera via a cable or card reader, and not through a screen (which you seem to have already learned), you should understand the benefits of such a procedure as resize. Now one of your "smoker's photos" takes up about the same amount of server space as 4-5 photos of a healthy person

I now still have a male caudata living since the summer, caught in the south in the exclusion zone of the railway, brought, he did not mate particularly, a domestic female grown up killed/ate. A week ago, the jumping leg was thrown back, and the last female Gampsocleis shelkovnikovae died somewhere around the same time, so they live quite a long time. The conditions are really cool, perhaps because of this he lives so long, I give him oatmeal porridge, I water it once a day. LED lamps without a diffuser provide additional illumination, but they don't particularly like to bask. Previously, all the time he sat in the cage on top of the thick mulberry leaves, did not come into contact with the soil, maybe this saved him.

Who do you think is stronger than the mottled grasshopper or the praying mantis

It depends on the situation, the type of praying mantis and how attentive the opponents are. But religion and caudates can eat. Another thing is that decticuses are more often just gluttons than hunters... Yes, and compare by Bayam, to put it mildly, not very.