No, they are carnivores.
A praying mantis eats living insects that it captures in its spined front legs.
They eat all forms of insects, but will also eat lizards, snakes and even small birds and rodents if they can.
yes, they can eat leaves. No, they are totally insectivorous.
what you need for a pet mantis is a tank the size of the tank depends on how large your mantis is. you will need a mister bottle mist your mantis every day. they need lots of sticks and leaves in their tank. baby mantis eat fruit flies mantis bigger then an inch will eat crickets moths etc.
A Praying Mantis eats a variety of food including fruits, vegetables, and various types of leaves. ^ you, good sir, are a moron. They are carnivorous bugs that feed upon other insects, and the occasional mammal or bird if they get big enough.
No, a mantis is a carnivore
No, you can't eat a praying mantis.
A leaf mantis eats bugs, as adults they eat bugs like crikets, flys, spiders, and even other mantises.As nymths they eat frutflys, pinhead crikets, and flys.If you ever find one in your backyard consider it as good luck.Good luck!
Other praying mantis, creobroters, European mantis and Larger brown mantis. also some birds will eat a praying mantis (humming birds and other small birds).
Preying mantises need live food. Just leave the insect in the jar with the mantis. If the mantis will not eat, that probably means that it is not hungry.
Yes they certainly can. My praying mantis loves it
Very often they eat their siblings when they are that small. Other insects that a mantis of that size can eat would be fruit flies, gnats, aphids, etc. As long as the mantis can handle it's prey, it will eat anything.
what you need for a pet mantis is a tank the size of the tank depends on how large your mantis is. you will need a mister bottle mist your mantis every day. they need lots of sticks and leaves in their tank. baby mantis eat fruit flies mantis bigger then an inch will eat crickets moths etc.
There both insects and there both green.