Stick insect Necroscia annulipes - A discreet insect with an astonishing metamorphosis

The Necroscia annulipes stick insect is a fascinating species native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia . With its slender, bright green body and yellow legs striped with black , this stick insect stands out for its natural elegance and incredible camouflage abilities.

Suitable for both beginners and experienced enthusiasts, the Necroscia annulipes stick insect is easy to breed and does not require complex conditions. The males, more slender and agile, have wings that allow them to fly short distances, while the more robust females move with majestic slowness.

This stick insect prefers a temperate, well-ventilated environment and a diet consisting mainly of bramble leaves, privet and rosebush . Thanks to its calm demeanor and simple needs, the Necroscia annulipes stick insect is an excellent choice for anyone interested in discovering the captivating world of stick insects.

📝 Breeding Sheet: Stick Insect Necroscia annulipes

Difficulty: Easy/Medium, often depends on the genetics of the specimen. Nothing special for the stick insect Necroscia annulipes.

Temperature: 22-26°C

Humidity: 60-70%

Food: Bramble leaves, privet, rosebush, oak

Reproduction: Parthenogenesis common, sexual reproduction possible. Eggs incubate for 3-5 months.

Character: Calm, discreet, slightly active, often nocturnal.

Lifespan: 6 to 10 months after hatching

Size :

• Females: 10-12 cm, more robust
• Males: 8-9 cm, thinner and winged

Breeder's note: The Necroscia annulipes stick insect has a charm that is both striking and discreet. It has magnificent light pink wings. The male is fond of flying, and as is often the case, the female is much less so. It is a medium-sized stick insect that will require at least 30x30x30 to thrive, as it likes to make short flights.