7 Horsehead Grasshopper Nymphs L2-l3 Stick Insect : 27 results priced between £2.00 and £50.00

The singular forms assumed by these insects have suggested the names leaf -insect, stick-insect, &c., and these names are most appropriate, for the insects so closely resemble the twigs and leaves of the plants on which they live, that they seem to f

Macleay’s Spectre or Australian Prickly Stick Insect Extatosoma tiaratum This is one of the world’s most spectacular insects, and the female is reputed to be one of the heaviest insects on record, heavier than many birds! Medium nymphs are supplied, minimum size 2.5cm long. They grow quickly in summer, becoming adults the following year. Feed on Bramble, Oak or Eucalyptus. Cages with netting sides or an aquarium are suitable. Change the food about 3 times a week, depending on temperature and how...

Indian Stick Insect Carausius morosus No trouble to look after. Keep at room temperature in a simple cage. Netting sides are better than plastic or glass. Foodplants: Privet, Ivy and Bramble. They will often feed on a variety of other plants. Spray regularly as they welcome moisture. Parthenogenic - all the insects are females. When adult they will lay eggs loose on the bottom of the cage.

Colour illustrations and text to help you identify grasshoppers, stick insects, crickets, cockroaches and earwigs. Laminated fold out pamphlet.

Peruvian Black Beauty Stick Insect Peruphasma schultei, Very attractive insects, easy to keep in a ventilated cage, feeding on Privet. They enjoy a spray most days with tepid water. It is best not to let young children have the insects walking on their hands, because they have a defence mechanism that produces a pungent fluid when they are alarmed. Sometimes an irritant. The insects are otherwise completely harmless. Their appearance in contrasting black and scarlet is an interesting example of colours...

This 8-panel laminated fold-out chart covers the adults of the grasshoppers, crickets, bush crickets, ground hoppers, cockroaches, earwigs and stick insects found in the field in the British Isles. With full colour illustrations on one side, and text information on the other, it will allow you to make a positive identification quickly. This chart is part of the FSC's range of fold-out charts, designed to help users identify of a wide range of plants and animals. Clear colour illustrations and text...

Rear your very own Stick Insect Family! Watch, learn and care for them.

Details The Kit uses Indian Stick insect eggs and a brush to make transferring easier. The kit includes a 30cm tall spring up cage/net as a habitat for the stick insects. They are easy to feed, only requiring fresh brambles every few days and a daily mist of water on the cage with a hand sprayer. Kits are supplied with a reply card, which is returned when you want to start the live part of the kit and stick insect eggs are sent to you. Once developed the females are wingless, only having small buds...

With this set children can watch the entire life cycle of a stick insect, from tiny brown eggs (sold seperately) to full grown adults. These gentle leaf eaters are safe to handle and require little maintenance once established.The set includes a net habitat box, instructions, equipment and details for ordering eggs. Suitable for children aged 6 years and above.

These longshank stick and stone flies mimic the lava cycle of the sedge flies. All size 10 hook. Good still water patterns

This product can be purchased as a boxed set which is a handy safe lock box and measures 137mm x 88mm x 35mm.

LABEL - Staffa 1982 Insects (Grasshopper, Tiger Moth etc) perf set of 6 values (15p to 75p) unmounted mint

Quick Overview Macleay’s Spectre Stick Insect (Extatosoma tiaratum)or The Giant Prickly Stick Insect, is a large stick insect from Australia and New Guinea. This is a very popular species of stick insect, because of the large size and amazing camouflage.

Fascinating low-maintenace pets. This kit contains all you need to raise and observe these gentle little creatures. Although it goes by the Latin name Carausis Morosus, the Stick Insect seems to have a cheery disposition. Order your Stick Insect eggs online or via the leaflet enclosed*. Transfer the eggs to the state-of-the-art gauze habitat and add rose leaves, ivy or privet. Watch them hatch, grow, shed their skin and change colour. If your lucky you will be rewarded with a new generation of...

The Swell Stick Insect Kit will provide the perfect home for your stick insects. Stick Insects make great pets because they are very easy to look after - and fascinating creatures. Stick Insect Kit (Beginner) Exo Terra Std Faunarium (Large) Critters Choice Spray Bottle 550ml You can easily feed your stick insects a diet of leaves from a bramble (blackberry), rose and privets.

A Walking Stick Insect Hangs on a Stalk of Grass over a Purple Coneflower - Annie Griffiths Belt - Photographic Print from AllPosters.co.uk

Quick Overview Giant Spiny Stick Insect (Eurycantha calcarata) or New Guinea Spiny Stick Insect is a large species of ground dwelling stick insect.This species of stick insect is very bulky and big. It looks more like a big branch than a twig or stick. Its adult color is always dark brown, sometimes even close to black and they appear quite glossy. The legs of this stick insect are thick and prickly.

Man Holds Walking Stick Insect Against Another's Arm to Show its Size - Howell Walker - Photographic Print from Art.co.uk

Covers the world's grasshoppers, katydids, crickets, cockroaches, mantrids and stick insects - the orthopteroids. Includes important detail on physiology, classification, life cycles and behaviour. B/w photographs, 192pp. 1998 reprint

Raise stick insects from tiny eggs in an attractive reusuable habitat. Watch them moult, mimic a branch and play hide-and-seek. Includes certificate for approximately ten Indian Stick Insect eggs and a fact guide. Size: 24 x 24 x 28cm (can be folded flat when not in use).

Spindly Walking Stick Insects Hangs Upside-Down from Small Twig, Dutch Guiana, South America - Alfred Eisenstaedt - Premium Photographic Print from Art.co.uk

A Walking Stick Insect Balances on a Blade of Grass over a Coneflower - Annie Griffiths - Photographic Print from Art.co.uk

Spiny Stick Insect (Haaniella Echinata), Phasmidae, Danum Valley Conservation Area, Sabah - Thomas Marent - Photographic Print from Art.co.uk