Indian Stick Insect Egg Image?

[NiGHTS]

Does anyone have an image of the eggs from Carausius Morosus, aka the Indian/Laboratory Stick Insect? Or can anyone describe what they look like? I've got a few adults, but am having trouble differentiating between frass and eggs (I got them as adults, so I'm not sure what the eggs look like).
Thanks in advance.

 

[CustomNature]

They are pretty easy to spot. They are a chocolate brown color and perfectly round, however they have a little yellow knob on one side. When hatching the knob breaks off and out comes the nymph. They almost look like this: Oo Well, sort of.

 

[Ecilious]

I've kept Indian Stick Insects since I was about six and I used to seperate out the eggs, keep them on damp tissue and keep them warm like I read. But it's really not necessary, all I do now when I want more young is leave the cleaning for a fortnight, then take everything out of the bottom of the cage and put it in an old, clean ice cream tub. Write a date on the lid and keep it near the cage. The results speak for themselves:

(sorry for the poor picture quality, it's a phone camera)

 

[brachy]

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