mante Taxidermy full body mount - Rhombodera extensicollis - 23 cm - 23 cm - 5 cm - Non-CITES species - 1

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Specimen mantis Rhombodera extensicollis presented in a black wooden frame, 23 cm by 23 cm by 5 cm, weighing 1 kg, from Belgium, non-CITES species, in good condition, year 2024.

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Magnificent Rhombodera extensicollis mantis from Indonesia, presented in a black wood frame
Frame size: 23x23x5 cm
Sublime female, impressive!
Rhombodera extensicollis (commonly called Asian giant shield mantis or Diamond Shield Mantis) is a species of large praying mantises belonging to the Mantidae family. Native to the Indomalayan region (notably Indonesia and Southeast Asia), it is distinguished by its robust morphology and its camouflage techniques!

Perfect for a cabinet of curiosities or for original decoration.

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Magnificent Rhombodera extensicollis mantis from Indonesia, presented in a black wood frame
Frame size: 23x23x5 cm
Sublime female, impressive!
Rhombodera extensicollis (commonly called Asian giant shield mantis or Diamond Shield Mantis) is a species of large praying mantises belonging to the Mantidae family. Native to the Indomalayan region (notably Indonesia and Southeast Asia), it is distinguished by its robust morphology and its camouflage techniques!

Perfect for a cabinet of curiosities or for original decoration.

Professional craftsmanship
Secure shipping

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
mante
Scientific name
Rhombodera extensicollis
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Belgium
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2024
Weight
1 kg
Height
23 cm
Width
23 cm
Depth
5 cm
BelgiumVerified
1355
Objects sold
100%
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