Dead Leaf Mantis (Deroplatys desiccata) Shrimps Use as a standalone treat

Use as a standalone treat

which contains ample levels of UV-B radiation for such species

50 at 12”/30 to basking

All of Arcadia's UVB percentages are measured as part of the total output light from the lamp and after the all important first 100 hours of output

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Dead Leaf Mantis (Deroplatys desiccata) Shrimps Use as a standalone treatLike many mantids, the dead leaf remains mostly motionless, which is beneficial for its camouflage. The "dead leaf" waits camouflaged in its habitat for prey, which it quickly grabs with its modified front legs as soon as it comes within reach. The dead leaf also stalks its prey. Depending on the mantid's habitat, ground dwelling animals that the "dead leaf" can overpower can be considered as prey. While the aggressive females often defend themselves