My 12 year old son is after some stick insects for his bedroom.
Has anyone got some that are easy to lookafter for sale.
Must be local to the N/E or willing to post.
Cheers
Darren

2 places to try

email this guy or better still i would ring him Mantidae

martin email him - low on stock tho cause hes moving Stick and Leaf Insects

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Cheers Macro but id rather give the sellers on this site a go first.

Indians (Carausius morosus) are the easiest to keep as they will eat a large variety of plants and do not need a specific temperature or humidity. They are also generally very hardy. Get them as nymphs as watching them grow is interesting.

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i had these,,there really cool..horse head grasshopppers

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Sorry i wouldnt touch bugs direct. But that is just a personal thing. I have pink wing nymphs, nice easy begginners sticks which he is welcome to. Just cover p&p. will come with a care sheet but you may want this first to read so you are ready. bugsamillion@aol.com

hi
i have got some indian stick insects, from newborn to a couple of months old.
they are easy to keep and if you get smaller ones are good to watch grow.
i breed all of these MYSELF from my own collection.
i am selling them for £1 or 3 for £2
i can post no problems, so let me know if you are interested

thanks,
ashley