Grass Mantis

Grass Mantis (Schizocephala bicornis) The Grass Mantis is a slender, agile species perfectly adapted to resemble blades of grass. Native to South and Southeast Asia, this mantis relies on its elongated body and green or brown coloration to stay hidden among tall vegetation. Unlike bulkier mantis species, the Grass Mantis is lightweight and quick, making it an exceptional ambush predator. Care Information Requires moderate humidity with light misting Prefers a tall, well-ventilated enclosure with thin branches or grass-like structures for climbing Currently eating fruit flies, house flies, or small roaches (avoid feeding crickets) Grows to approximately 5 to 7 cm as adults Males are thinner and more agile, while females are slightly larger with a wider thorax Known for its swift movements and ability to sway like grass in the wind for added camouflage Live Arrival Guaranteed .