Tarantulas, centipedes, mantis and many more on our store you will find different types of ornamental invertebrates, common and rarities. We ship all the world, 24/48h*
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Tropical stick insect among the largest and most sought after in the world
Widespread in a narrow range of Madagascar
It needs a well-ventilated and high terrarium or box, with medium humidity
As an adult it reaches 26 cm in size and feeds on bramble, oak and eucalyptus leaves
Tropical stick insect, of easy difficulty but suitable for more experienced breeders
Widespread on the island of Guadeloupe
Needs a well-ventilated terrarium or box and humidity 65%
As an adult it reaches 7/9 cm in size and feeds on bramble, oak and hazel leaves
Beautiful phasmid, native to Peru
Aggression level 0 - low; suitable for beginners
Requires a medium-sized terrarium or fauna box
Fast-growing and easy to care for, nocturnal, feeds on privet
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
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
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
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
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
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