indian insect eggs pls reply :)

[reptillian]

hi i have just got loads of indian insect eggs and was wondering what to do with them and weather it is worth keeping them?

 

[sopaz]

hi i have just got loads of indian insect eggs and was wondering what to do with them and weather it is worth keeping them?

do you mean stick insects?

 

[Digby Rigby]

Feeders!

Hello as long as they havent been fed eucalyptus or other noxious vegetation you can use them as feeders! ;P Some chameleons and other insectivores like them as a change of pace :drool:

DigbyRigby@exoticfeeders.com

Something of a phenomenon so turn your body and come on along :clap:

 

[reptillian]

sorry yes indian stick insects (Carausius morosus) i found some eggs how long does it take for them to hatch?

 

[Dark Raptor]

70 -120 days in 25 - 27 degrees C, and humidity higher than 70%.

 

[reptillian]

thanks for the replys but i would still like to hear more from you all!

 

[Dark Raptor]

Ok. I don't keep them now, because I've got "more interesting" species (like E. tiaratum and E. calcarata). Indian stick insects are good for beginers. After geting some experience, you can try to breed more difficult species.

I used my C. morosus insects as food for my spiders and predacerous beetles.

 

[reptillian]

Ive Got Two Indian And Two Eurycantha Calcarata They Are Wicked Little Beasts!