A tall plastic, glass tank or polistirene foam box, ideally the height being three times the stick insect species you are going to keep. This gives the stick insect ample space to moult as they usually hang vertically while doing this. A water sprayer is also necessary to give the sticks some moisture and to keep the enclosure humid (DO NOT SPRAY THEM BECAUSE IT WILL INFLICT PAIN). Some species need spraying every day, and some only need a light spraying of water every few days.
Some, more exotic species need extra heating(E.g. Goliath stick insect and Spiny Leaf Stick Insect), soil at the bottom in order to bury eggs (E.g. Giant Spiny Stick Insect) and even a small, shallow water dish to drink out of.
Yes, stick insects are insects.
Yes, stick insects are insects.
They don't need anything! They lay their own eggs!
The flying Pink Winged stick insects eat the leaves off a blackberry bush. Pink Winged stick insects also will need to have water misted onto leaves for drinking if being kept in a cage.
Yes. Stick insects obviously are insects, and all insects are arthropods! ^^
because they are camoflage and it is hard to see the stick insects. because they are camoflage and it is hard to see the stick insects.
stick insects make really good pets because all they really eat is leaves and they don't need that much lloking after
Yes, stick insects are vegetarian, eating leaves.Yes.
they dont.Another AnswerActually, they do. Stick insects need to drink as well as eat, and will drink droplets of water from leaves. Stick insects use their mouths to draw up water.
Your stick insects have probably been fighting. this is normal
They are not cannibals also they are vegetarian.
No, stick insects do not eat grasshoppers.