I have limited groups of Sipylodea sypylus nymphs, commonly known as the Pink-wing Stick Insect. The adults are a little lighter beige than Indians, about the same size, don't need males for propagation, and can be encouraged to fly easier than Indians. From a feeder standpoint, the Pink-Wing as nymphs have 3 advantages for chameleon keepers:
They are BRIGHT GREEN.
They move SUPER FAST.
A chameleon eating a native meal must feel like us eating a big Mac in India! I'm just saying!
If a male is fertilizing you get pink wings, all mine are pathogenetic (no males) so they have see-through beige wings.
They can be housed with Indians and Australians, they eat blackberry and other plants.
Email me at [email protected] for a care sheet.
I estimate I have 5 groups.
25 for $15.00
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CHEERS!!!
Nick
