Palicnjaci sa Australije - Extatosoma tiaratum

On sale are stick insects from the Australia.   

E. tiaratum usually reproduces sexually and produces eggs that hatch 3 to 12 months later. In the absence of males in the population, stick insects reproduce parthenogenetically.

Newly hatched insects look like ants and are able to run quite fast (for stick insects).

They eat the leaves of many trees, for example, oak, linden, maple, as well as raspberries, blackberries, rose hips, ivy, etc. , so there is no problem with their diet.

Their lifespan is about a year.  

Bats can be kept in an aquarium, terrarium or container from the store with good ventilation.  

To create the necessary humidity, it is enough to spray 2-3 times a week. Additional heating is not required.

Insect sticks are completely safe and easy to keep at home.

Females can reach a size of up to 13 cm, males are smaller and slender and able to fly.  

Small (up to 4 cm) – 100 din. Medium - 200 din.  

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