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stick insects that have been bred for countless generations here at Small-Life
Supplies in the UK. Keep them indoors in the ELC stick insect cage. All our stick insects eat bramble (blackberry) leaves which you can gather yourself from overgrown areas. You can house Indian, Pink Winged and Thailand stick insects altogether in the same ELC stick insect cage. |
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update Business as usual. In light of the Governments guidelines for 5th January and a third lockdown in England, please be assured that these new restrictions will not affect our ability to fulfil your orders in any way. Phone 01733 203358 | Email cindi@small-life.co.uk |
 Indian stick insect adult Carausius morosus |
Indian stick insects Indian stick insects are the best stick insects to start with. Indian stick insects are easy to handle, easy to breed, and suitable for all ages. Adults are 11cm long and have red tops to their front legs. Parthenogenetic (all females). Indian stick insects eat bramble (blackberry) leaves, also hazel leaves. House up to twenty adults in the ELC stick insect cage. These are supplied as large nymphs (youngsters), so you can watch them develop into adults during the next couple of months. Pack of four Indian stick insects, young adults ... £15. Pack of four Indian stick insects, medium -sized nymphs ... £15 Free colour information sheet included. Express delivery £9.95. |
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 Pink Winged stick insect adult Sipyloidea sipylus |
Pink Winged stick insects Pink Winged stick insects are able to fly when they are fully grown and benefit from a weekly flight across the room! Pink Winged stick insects are easy to handle, easy to breed, and suitable for all ages. They grow to 15cm. Parthenogenetic (all females). Pink Winged stick insects eat bramble (blackberry) leaves, also eucalyptus leaves. House up to fifteen adults in the ELC stick insect cage. These are supplied as large nymphs (youngsters), so you can watch them develop into adults during the next couple of months. The nymphs don't have wings. Pack of two Pink Winged stick insects, large nymphs (youngsters)... £12.50. Free colour information sheet included. Express delivery £9.95. |
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 Thailand stick insect female adult (Baculum thaii) |
Thailand stick
insects Thailand stick insects excel at camouflage, their bodies even darken with age! Thailand stick insects are easy to breed. They can move quite quickly so are best suited for age 12 upwards. The females grow to 18cm, the males to 15cm. Thailand stick insects eat bramble (blackberry) leaves. House up to eight adults in the ELC stick insect cage. Pack of six Thailand stick insect nymphs (youngsters), mixture of males and females... £15. Free colour information sheet included. Express delivery £9.95. |
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 Australian Macleays Spectre stick insect male nymph Extatosoma tiaratum |
Australian Macleays Spectre stick
insects Australian Macleays Spectre stick insects are dramatic looking, with leafy looking legs and cone shaped heads! It's easy to tell if these stick insects are healthy because they curl their tails up. Australian Macleays Spectre stick insects are easy to handle and suitable for all ages. The adult males have wings and can fly, the adult females are larger and do not have wings. Nymphs (youngsters) are supplied, so you can enjoy watching them grow over the next couple of months. Australian Macleays Spectre stick insects do best on eucalyptus leaves, but will also eat bramble (blackberry) leaves. House up to six adults in the ELC stick insect cage. Pack of four Australian Macleays Spectre stick insects, nymphs (youngsters), two pairs ... £19. Free colour information sheet included. Express delivery £9.95. |
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 Indian stick insect eggs Carausius morosus |
EGG kit with Indian eggs Hatch out your own Indian stick insect eggs! It is really easy, just leave the eggs in the tub supplied and wait. You should see baby stick insects within a couple of weeks because we send them out when hatching is due to happen soon. (Usually the eggs take four months to hatch). Keep the baby stick insects (called first instar nymphs) in the QBOX supplied and give them a fresh wet bramble leaf to eat. Full care instructions are included. After a couple of months, the baby stick insects will be much larger and are ready to be transferred into a much larger cage, the ELC stick insect is ideal. Each Egg Kit includes: eight Indian stick insect eggs (due to hatch soon), tub to keep eggs, QBOX to house baby stick insects, pack of twenty QBOX Liners (to keep surroundings clean), information sheet. Price : £15 Express delivery £9.95. |
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Phone us on 01733 203358 between 9am and 6pm and pay by card securely over the phone. Card details are destroyed after your order is processed. | |
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VAT number :GB 473 5005 60 EORI number :GB473500560000 |
Prices on this website include 20% VAT. Receipted VAT invoices are sent on request | |
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Live arrival is guaranteed. Courier delivery within mainland UK is up to £9.95. We shall let you know in advance when courier delivery will be. Very cold nights will delay dispatch. |
EXPORTS: Cages are shipped by courier (usually FedEx), using priority trackable airmail, using Incoterms DAP. We do not export living creatures. |
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