EXOTIC INSECTS

Widespread in Southeast Asia, suitable for newbies

Need for branches where station most of the time

Very prolific variety after mating

The largest beetle in the world !! up to 15 cm in length

Easy to handle, beautifully colored and great looking

Available individually, larva or pair * (subject to availability)

RARITY - Difficult to find on the market, large orthopter

Aggressiveness level 2 - voracious omnivorous species, with special needs and not suitable for neophytes

Medium-high growth, up to 9 cm (including legspan), while remaining small

Terricola, comes from Indonesia

Aggression level 4 - for terrariophiles medium difficulty

Sneaky size, reaches 14 cm

Average growth, typically deserted or arid environment

Aggressive level 1 - low suitable for newbies

Opportunistic Arachnid, tropical environment

Rapid growth and very active species

Aggressive level 9 - voracious and a little nervous species

Size L - about 18/20 cm and high growth

Suitable for experienced terrariophiles, very quick and nervous

Very particular and rare variety, of the Ao Nang area

Very suitable for newbies and educational purposes

Needs a well-wet terrarium and varied diet

Extremely easy to farm

Medium-large size and gregarious species

Black variety with red legs

Extremely easy to farm

Medium-small size and gregarious species

Very colorful and sought-after variety

Malaysian green leaf stick insect

Very easy for beginners 

It feeds on the leaves of plants such as roses, brambles, oak, and privet 

Aggressive level 5 - can only be accommodated one specimen per the not fit

Very simple variety to breed, suitable for newbies

Tropical, feeds on meal bugs

Recommended to experienced terrariophiles

Aggression Level 2 - docile but sometimes nervous

Arboricola, typical of Brazilian forests

It needs a well-structured, breezy terrarium