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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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Phyllium philippinicum
SIZE: Young specimens of approximately 4–5 cm
FOUND IN: Malaysia, Philippines, India
ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES: Daytime temperature 24–26°C, nighttime temperature 20–22°C; humidity 70–80%, with misting every other day, or daily during the summer.
DIET: leaves of plants such as roses, brambles, oak, and privet
SETUP: A vertically oriented terrarium (30x30x45 cm) with optimal ventilation and sufficient space for the insects to move around. Use a sterile substrate made of paper towels or a mixture of vermiculite and peat, approximately 5 cm deep.
HABITS: Mainly arboreal
BEHAVIOR: Very docile, very easy to care for and suitable for beginners, it spends most of the time on the branches feeding
GROWTH RATE: Medium to high
LIFESPAN: In captivity, this species can live up to a year and a half.
STATUS CITES: no
Specific References
Granular Hydrogel 50g you get up to 10lt of water gel
Great for hydration of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, beetles
Indispensable for migals, scorpions and centipedes
Pack 5 Litres
Acid ph and moist acids reduce odors and provide good moisture
Suitable for migals and scorpions but also reptiles and amphibians that need a soft and damp substrate
Italian production, 100% natural and sterilized
Used for incubation of reptile and amphibian eggs
Named as a background substrate for animals of tropical and subtropical climates
Provides constant relative moisture, without mold or mite development
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
Beautiful and rare phasmid
Aggressiveness level 0 - very easy for the novice to manage
Widespread in the areas of Mindanao, Philippines
It feeds on bramble leaves and requires a humidity of around 80%
This kit is dedicated to raising stick insects, suitable for children and even more experienced users!
The kit includes everything you need for proper housing and observation of your stick insect.
Pair your stick insect with the kit!
**PHASMIDS SOLD SEPARATELY**
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It feeds on host plants such as rose leaves, brambles, oaks, and privet
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Needs a well ventilated terrarium or box and humidity 70%
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Needs a well ventilated terrarium or box and humidity 55%
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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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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
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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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Native of the Philippines
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Difficulty Level 4: - Medium
The adult female is larger and greener than the male, which is smaller and brown
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