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SPECIES IN CULTURE

PHASMIDS
Phyllium gigateum
Phyllium siccifolium
Phyllium bioculatum
Phyllium hausleithneri
Pharnacia cantori
Phobaeticus serratipes
Heteropteryx dilatata

Note: I have started breeding again for phasmids ova and mantids for ootheca in 2008.

MANTIDS
Deroplatys desiccata
Deroplatys truncata
Deroplatys lobata
Hymenopus coronatus
Green mantids

Note: I have started breeding mantids for ootheca again in 2008.

TROPICAL PHASMIDS FOODPLANT

GUAVA
A versatile fruit tree is one the the best alternative foodplant for phasmids. Easily accepted by species like Phyllium, Pharnacia, Phobaeticus, Eurycnema, Extatosoma , H.dilatata and almost any kind of phasmids. It is hardy and can be grown from seeds.

Guava seeds: Available in tubes. Email me.

MANGO
Another versatile fruit tree acceptable by almost all Phylliumm and other species

"BRAIN: WATCH OUT FOR THE HEADLESS ROACH! A COCKROACH BRAIN IS NOT JUST IN ITS HEAD, IT'S SPREAD THROUGHOUT A COCKROACH'S BODY. THAT'S WHY IF YOU CUT OFF THE HEAD OF A ROACH, IT WILL STILL LIVE UNTIL IT STARVES OR DIES OR THIRST AS LONG AS ONE WEEK. A COCKROACH HEAD HOLDS A BIT OF A NERVOUS SYSTEM, WHICH WE LOOSELY CALL A BRAIN. MORE BRAIN-LIKE STUFF IS SCATTERED ALONG THE CENTRAL PART OF ITS BODY: ONE BIT OF BRAIN FOR EACH PAIR OF LEGS"

Wendell's Yucky Bug World
http://www.nj.com/yucky/roaches/

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