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Post by Wood~Ant on Mar 29, 2014 7:52:12 GMT
Jen woke me this morning to say she had found a small stick insect baby, but it looked too small to be another Macleay's Spectre. As I checked the egg box to see what had hatched, it was indeed a tiny Borneo Stick Insect nymph. As it is so small we have placed it a small tank separate to the others, as although it would not have to compete for food (bramble leaves) in the bigger tank, it might be difficult to spot among the larger nymphs of the other 3 species. This is the very first baby stick insect Jenant has found, so discovering it this morning has made her day.
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Post by Asiletto on Apr 1, 2014 22:19:16 GMT
Congratulations! Last week I bought on ebay some Trachyaretaon brueckneri eggs, today I've received them and just an hour after putting them in the incubator, I've found the first nimph. They have sensed the moisture I guess.
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Post by Wood~Ant on Apr 2, 2014 7:21:15 GMT
Congratulations! Last week I bought on ebay some Trachyaretaon brueckneri eggs, today I've received them and just an hour after putting them in the incubator, I've found the first nimph. They have sensed the moisture I guess. Thanks. I have just watched a video of the adults you have the eggs from. They grow big and are a great toy for cats from the video I saw.
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