They don't, but my motors are DJI style so I've been trying to find props specific for it. Though the carbon ones I bought, although they're DJI style and slotted, produce pretty unstable flights. Unsure why, really. The props I have on now are non DJI style, but I can use the thinnest shim/adapter available and wedge them on the motor real tight and flying with those are great. At some point in the future, no time soon, I'll get some different motors so I can use my existing ones on a tri-copter project... but it's not really a big issue yet and I really have no interest in spending that money.I think those DJI props do not have round holes, I think are 'keyed' on two sides so you may need to drill the hole out so its completely round.
I use HQProps 9x5E props and they worked ok on 3 cell batteries but were a little under powered but now that I am on 4 cell batteries they are perfect and have lots of power.
If I were you I would probably try a HQProps 9x4.5 MR (multirotor) prop.
You can pick them up from RTFQ for $5.00 per set (2).
http://witespyquad.gostorego.com/propellers/hq-prop-9x45-carbon-composite-prop.html
The HQProps are very well made and are typically balanced better than most props strait out of the package.
Now I am in the process of building a 250mm Carbon Fiber mini H quad.. Parts should start arriving in a week or two..
I'll tell you what though, I am very happy with that Mobius camera. The footage is great. I'm trying to eliminate the jello in the footage but all in all it's not super bad. I've got some ideas and some stuff laying around the house that may help eliminate it. I'll upload some footage soon.
Next on the list is getting an FPV setup. Unsure of my total flight time, but really getting the hang of flying my SK450 and even after the deadcat conversion it's flying pretty solid right now. I have a good area near me for practice, and while it's mostly open space there are a few trees here and there which would make for a good FPV challenge, just doing low flights through the tree line. Though evveenntually, need to pack the car up and hit up a nearby state park or some other nice scenic places