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Provisionally, yes. We bought four nymphs of the species Ancylecha fenestrata (Malaysian Leaf Katydid) at an insect show about 2 months ago and they are doing well eating privet. We have found some pics of them online but no information so we are relying on the info sheet provided by the dealer.

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