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Easy to breed, even at room temperature
Feeds on foliage and substrate debris
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Aggressive level 8 - very high, not poisonous but has a rather strong bite
Widespread in most of North Africa
It requires a special set-up and is suitable for experienced breeders
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Tropical green leaf stick insect, easy to manage
Widespread in the Rizal area of the Philippines
Needs a well ventilated terrarium or box and humidity 70%
As an adult it reaches 12 cm in size and feeds with bramble leaves, oak, hazel
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Tropical green leaf stick insect, easy to manage
Widespread in Papua New Guinea
Needs a well ventilated terrarium or box and humidity 70%
As an adult it reaches 12 cm in size and feeds with bramble leaves, oak, hazel
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Tropical stick insect, easy to manage but suitable for more experienced breeders
Widespread in Borneo
Needs a well ventilated terrarium or box and humidity 70%
As an adult it reaches 12 cm in size and feeds with bramble leaves, oak, hazel
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Tropical stick insect, easy to manage but suitable for more experienced breeders
Widespread in Papua New Guinea
Needs a well ventilated terrarium or box and humidity 60-70%
As an adult it reaches 14 cm in size and feeds with bramble leaves or oak
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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)
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Malaysian green leaf stick insect
Very easy for beginners
It feeds on the leaves of plants such as roses, brambles, oak, and privet
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Giant Malaysian stick insect
Difficulty Level 4: - Medium
The adult female is larger and greener than the male, which is smaller and brown
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Difficulty Level 1 - Very easy to raise, suitable for beginners
Frequently found in tropical environments
It feeds on host plants such as rose leaves, brambles, oaks, and privet