Asian Jumping Mantis- Statilia maculata maculata Specimen

SPECIES

Statilia maculata maculata

ORIGIN 

Indonesia

Native to various parts of Asia (China, Japan, Korea, Sri Lanka, etc.) but has spread to new areas, common mantis species across Asia known for its jumping ability, cryptic coloration (mimicking dead leaves), and relatively small size (40-80mm), often called "small mantis" in Japan (ko-kamakiri) and Korea (joem-sa-ma-gui), and recognized by its distinct forefemoral spots. It's a timid, yet adaptable mantis, sometimes found in captivity and has even appeared as an invasive species in Russia. 

Please note we have done our best to photograph the specimens colouring to the best of our ability but some differences may occur due to screen differences. As multiple specimens are available you will receive one of the specimens we have available. 

As all specimens are different and individual the specimen you receive may be slightly different from this listing including slight colour and size variations. 

Specimens are approximately 8cm in length and approximately 5.5cm in width.