Stick insect enclosure

One of the most important aspects of keeping stick insects is their caging. Get this right and you’ll find keeping your stick insects easy and effective. However get it wrong and your stick insects can struggle to moult, which can in turn lead to mal-formed insects – or even mortality. Sadly, there are very few ... Read more

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There are so many different stick insect species you can keep as a pet. One even more colourful or strangely shaped than the other. So it can be sometimes difficult to choose which one you should keep at home. But do you need to choose? Can you keep different stick insect species together? This article looks at the possibilities and challenges of keeping different species of stick insects together in one habitat.

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The Giant Prickly Stick Insect is one of the most impressive stick insects of all. The females, in particular, have huge curled abdomens that make them look unlike any other species commonly kept. Growing up to 15cm (6”) or so in length they’re therefore not only long, but also bulky and heavy insects to boot. ... Read more

What to do when a stick insect is stuck on its egg? — You may find a newborn nymph that still has its eggshell on his back or one of its leg. I have seen it sometimes occur with the stick insects I care for. However, what should you do when you find a nymph that has still its eggshell stuck on its body and dragging around the enclosure? Do you just leave it alone, or do you need to intervene? Let me give you some advice that worked for me.