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Giant Spiney stick insect babies

87 miles | Pontefract

Giant spiney stick insect babies £4 each!! Or can do deals if wanting more! Few left to go! Picture of mamma too! Can deliver Read more >> more >>
£4

5 weeks ago
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£13

Nuichua Rabaeyae Nymphs 5-10 Approx. Vietnamese + Annam Stick Insect 5-10 Nymphs - Vietnamese

117 miles | Windermere

Annam:Medauroidea Extradentata, commonly known as the Vietnamese or Annam walking stick. Approx. 10-15 Nymphs. Diet: Bramble (primary,) Oak, Hazel & Hawthorn. Ideal for begginers & this species reproduces via parthenogenesis - meaning they are mostly all female clones... Read more >> more >>
£13

9 weeks ago
£3

STICK INSECT NYMPHS AND EGGS AVAILABLE

59 miles | Coventry

I currently have the following eggs and nymph available- EURYCANTHA CALCARATA NYMPHS - £3 EACH EURYCANTHA CALCARATA EGGS - £4 FOR 5 MACLEAYS SPECTRE EGGS - £5 FOR 6 INDIAN STICK INSECT EGGS AND NYMPH - INQUIRE... Read more >> more >>
£3

12 weeks ago

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£22

Horsehead grasshoppers

181 miles | Par

Pseudoproscopia latirostris large nymphs. These are home bred horsehead grasshoppers. A very interesting specie, will grow to a good size. L4- sub adult available. Keep as stick insects. They eat bramble, evergreen oak, Hazel etc. Please research care requirements before... Read more >> more >>
£22

12 weeks ago

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