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   Neohirasea maerens

 

Stick Bug (Neohirasea maerens)

Taxonomy:  
Kingdom: Metazoa
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Sub-Class: Neoptera
Order: Phasmatodea
Sub-Order: -
Family: Phasmatidae
Sub-Family: Lonchodinae
Genus: Neohirasea
Species: maerens
Year: -
Distribution: Vietnam.
PSG# 173

This is not particularly fussy specie towards humidity. The spines the not sharp enaph to poke thru skin nor cause any pain unless handled roughly. They tend to release a smell when disturbed, that smells like peanut butter, minty, or BBQ. When they feel danger, this species tends to just run very fast. Unlike Extatosoma tiaratum, they tend to just run off your hand, so care should be taken when handling full grown adults.

Nymphs must not be offered new Bramble leafs, the ones that are still with "hairs". The new leafs contain some kind of chemical that will kill a nymph but is harmless to L3 nymph and up which seem to have an immunity by then.

Females: get 9 cm long.

Males: get 7-8 cm long.

Diet: Bramble, Oak, Pyracantha.

Ova.

L3 Nymph.

Adult pair mating.

 

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