Safe stick insects reared in the UK, easy to keep stick insects|Small-Life Supplies

Est 1985 Small-Life Supplies supplying stick insects and caterpillars across the UK Small-Life Supplies Stick insect cages and enclosures Living stick insects ready now Clearance & sale items Knowledge Base Lab Insect rearing cages About Us FAQs Reviews We breed lots of stick insects and concentrate on premium quality insects that are safe and easy to handle. We always have large stocks of stick insects for sale. Fast delivery is nationwide across mainland UK and live arrival is guaranteed. All these stick insects are in stock now. 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. Indian stick insects eat bramble (blackberry) leaves, also hazel leaves. The leaves should be lightly misted with cold tap water, ideally once a day. House up to twenty adults in the ELC stick insect cage. Indian stick insects are supplied as young adults, so you can enjoy handling them straight away and saving some of their eggs to hatch out the next generation. Pack of four Indian stick insects, young adults... £16.92 Pack of six Indian stick insects, young adults... £22.44 save 10% Prices include VAT. Free colour information leaflet included. IN STOCK NOW 000 Scroll to bottom of this page to purchase 0 0 0 0 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. Pink Winged stick insects eat bramble (blackberry) leaves, also eucalyptus leaves. The leaves should be lightly misted with cold tap water, ideally once a day. House up to fifteen adults in the ELC stick insect cage. Adults glue their eggs onto rough surfaces, our Hatch Mats are recommended for this. Pink Winged stick insects 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... £14.94 Pack of six Hatch Mats...£3.12 Prices include VAT. Free colour information leaflet included. IN STOCK NOW 000Scroll to bottom of this page to purchase 0 0 0 0 Thailand stick insect adult male Baculum thaii Thailand stick insect adult female Baculum thaii Thailand stick insects If you're looking for active stick insects, then Thailand stick insects are a perfect choice! The adult males are particularly lively and are keen to walk across your hands or along a table. The females are longer than the males and fatter too. Young adult females are usually green but darken with age. Thailand stick insects mate regularly and their eggs hatch in approximately two months. Thailand stick insects eat bramble (blackberry) leaves. The leaves should be lightly misted with cold tap water, ideally once a day. House up to six adults (three pairs) in the ELC stick insect cage. Thailand stick insects are supplied as young adults pairs (male and female) and so you can enjoy handling them and saving some of their eggs to hatch out the next generation. These stick insects have delicate thin bodies and so need to be handled carefully. Pack of four Thailand stick insects, young adults (two males and two females)... £18.00 Prices include VAT. Free colour information leaflet included. 000Scroll to bottom of this page to purchase 0 0 0 0 New Guinea stick insects young adult pair Eurycantha calcarata New Guinea stick insect adult male New Guinea stick insects Enjoy watching and handling these huge chunky stick insects that look prehistoric! These are the fantastic New Guinea stick insects (Eurycantha calcarata), known for being long-lived, sometimes reaching their second birthday. These are young adults and are very robust and plod along. They are popular in nursery schools and with people who have time to give these stick insects a lot of attention and handling. New Guinea stick insects eat bramble (blackberry) leaves. In the summer they can also eat hazel leaves and rose leaves. New Guinea stick insects drink a lot of water and so it's essential to put a dish of clean cold tap water in the ELC cage. New Guinea stick insects rely on their claws for climbing and so need to hook these around a suitable climbing surface. The holes in the white walls of the ELC cage are the perfect size for New Guinea stick insects to get a foothold. The ELC cage can comfortably house up to six adult New Guinea stick insects (three pairs). Correct ventilation is crucial for this species, the ELC cage is ideal. Never house New Guinea stick insects in netting enclosures because these are too airy and not suitable. The adult female buries her eggs in sand, so we supply a Sand Pit (with sand) for this purpose. New Guinea stick insects are supplied in pairs (male and female) of young adults. We always pick ones that are together in the ELC cage because they usually pair up for life. Pack of two New Guinea stick insects, young adult pair (male and female) ... £19.92 Pack of four New Guinea stick insects, young adult pairs (2 males and 2 females) ... £39.84 Pack of six New Guinea stick insects, young adult pairs (3 males and 3 females) ... £53.70 save 10% Extras: Water Dish + Sand Pit (including sand) + Resting Tube ... £3.96 Prices include VAT. Free colour information leaflet included. IN STOCK NOW 000Scroll to bottom of this page to purchase 0 0 0 0 Stick insects framed print Stick Insects Framed Print Two stick insects have been painted by talented British artist , Rachy Levell, the popular green Indian stick insect and the prehistoric looking New Guinea stick insect, both emerging onto the bramble leaves. Framed prints are available, these are in a black wooden frame with clear plastic on the front and a hanging hook on the back. The overall size is 32cm x 23 cm which is approx 12½" x 9". Stick Insects Framed Print ...£8.22 Interested? Scroll to bottom of this page to purchase 0 0 0 0 Food for stick insects - Fresh Cut Bramble (Blackberry) Bramble (blackberry) leaves are eaten by most species of stick insect including: Indian (Carausius morosus), Pink Winged (Sipyloidea sipylus), Thailand (Baculum thaii), New Guinea (Eurycantha calcarata), Australian Macleays Spectre (Extatosoma tiaratum), Sunny (Sungaya aeta), Guadeloupe (Lamponius guerini), Sabah (Aretaon asperrimus). We cut a generous quantity from established bramble bushes and push as much as we can into a resealable zip wallet. Use what you need and store the rest in the wallet in the bottom of the fridge, where it will stay fresh for a week. Wallet of Fresh Cut Bramble (Blackberry)...£12 Interested? Scroll to bottom of this page to purchase 0 0 0 0 Food for stick insects - Fresh Cut Eucalyptus Eucalyptus leaves are eaten by these two species of stick insect : Grenadan Green Bean (Diapherodes gigantea) and Australian Macleays Spectre (Extatosoma tiaratum). We cut a generous quantity from our established trees and push as much as we can into a resealable zip wallet. Use what you need and store the rest in the wallet in the bottom of the fridge, where it will stay fresh for a week. Wallet of Fresh Cut Eucalyptus...£12 Interested? Scroll to bottom of this page to purchase 0 0 0 0 Food for stick insects - Fresh Cut Privet Privet leaves are eaten by the Peruvian Black Beauty stick insect(Peruphasma schultei). We cut a generous quantity from our established privet hedges and push as much as we can into a resealable zip wallet. Use what you need and store the rest in the wallet in the bottom of the fridge, where it will stay fresh for a week. TOP TIP: If you have Indian stick insects (Carausius morosus), please give them bramble (blackberry) leaves to eat because this is what suits them best. Indian stick insects usually refuse to eat privet leaves. Wallet of Fresh Cut Privet...£12 Interested? Scroll to bottom of this page to purchase 0 0 0 0 Book "Keeping Stick Insects" Book "Keeping Stick Insects" by Dorothy Floyd The book "Keeping Stick Insects" by Dorothy Floyd answers the questions most frequently asked, including details on the different species, care tips and basic biology. Concentrating on the popular types of stick insect (Indian, Pink Winged, Thailand, Australian Macleays Spectre and New Guinea), this book is an invaluable practical guide, written by qualified entomologist Dorothy Floyd. With over 10,000 copies already sold, the "Keeping Stick Insects" book has never been out of print and is a very useful guide on how to look after your stick insects properly and learn about them. It has 60 pages, colour photographs and detailed illustrations by Jason Davis. ISBN 0 951 2466 0 7. Professionally printed in the UK by a British book publishing company. Like a signed copy? No problem, just request this when ordering and include any message you'd like the author to write. There is no extra charge for this service. New signed copies available "Keeping Stick Insects" book... £12 Interested? Scroll to bottom of this page to purchase 0 0 0 0 How to purchase Please phone Small-Life Supplies on 01733 913480 stating what you'd like to purchase and our friendly team will process your credit or debit card securely. Certain items can be bought securely on-line anytime at the British selling platform numonday.com https://www.numonday.com/shop/small-life-supplies To pay by PayPal, email cindi@small-life.co.uk stating what you'd like to buy, and your delivery postcode. We'll confirm your order by email and send you the PayPal invoice. designed by freepik To pay by Bank Transfer, email cindi@small-life.co.uk stating what you'd like to buy, and your full delivery address. We'll confirm your order and email you our bank details. designed by freepik Schools, universities and companies can request a Pro-forma invoice with the VAT breakdown by emailing cindi@small-life.co.uk Payment can then be made by BACS, CHAPS, EFT, PayPal or card. Delivery information SAFE ARRIVAL Items are delivered within mainland UK by reputable courier. Safe arrival of goods is guaranteed and of course live arrival is guaranteed. We have been sending items since 1985 and always package items properly so that they arrive undamaged. We use both bespoke packaging and recycled packaging. FAST DISPATCH Items are in stock and dispatch is fast, usually within a few days. We let you know in advance what day delivery will be. On the day of arrival you can see what time delivery will be (within a two hour delivery window) by following the online tracking link. Be sure to tell us where your "safe place" is so that the driver can leave your parcel there if you may be going out. We always combine delivery and so if you order several items, the delivery price is usually £9.96. Items with £5.94 delivery: Liners (ELC Liners, HAP Liners, HLQ Liners) Book "Keeping Stick Insects" Wallet of Fresh Cut Leaves Cleaning Sponges Stick Insect Art Print Specimens Tote Bags Items with £7.98 delivery: Stick Insect Egg Kit HAP Sprig Pot Mister Blue, Mister Swivel Cleaning Sponges Silkmoth cocoons Items with £9.96 delivery: ELC cage ELC cage bundle HLQ cage bundle ELS cage Stick Insects Larvae / caterpillars Items with £12.96 - £15.96 delivery: 2, 3 or 4 ELC cages delivery is £12.96 5 or 6 ELC cages delivery is £15.96 Scottish delivery surcharges: The courier surcharges delivery to ten Scottish postcodes: AB, DD, DG, IV, FK, KA, KY, PA, PH, TD so please phone us on 01733 913480 if you live in any of these postcodes and request the total delivery price. 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