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How many moults does this sp have? mine are a mix of 4th-5th instar at the minute.

sorry i forgot to say in the ad, i need an adult male

As the tittle says i need a Adult male Phyllovates chlorophaea, i am from the UK so please pm me with details. Thank you :D

They are a south african sp and can be found in the same areas as Pseudocreobotra wahlbergii so i would say day time temps of 80-84 should be fine, with a drop in temp of a few dedrees at night.

Recieved my ooth from Marco today, and a free one too :D great packaging, fast postage and great comunication. A real pleasure to deal with ;)

Received my ooth today, great packaging, fast delivery and first class communication through out, he even sent me some very healthy nymphs for free. What more can i say Shaik is a great guy and a real pleasure to deal with, highly recommended, i hope to do business with him again in the future...

great news mate :D

Happy birthday krus ;)

I would say female but am not 100% sure on this, can you take a pic from the side that focuses on the abdomen? How does its antenna length compare to your others? longer? shorter or same?

Hi and welcome :)

They all look sub adult too and looking at the wing buds not far from the last moult. Good time to look for a male if you plan on breeding them ;)

yep all female ;) the males will have 6 large central abdominal lobes, and a very small hook spike at the tip, as you can see in you pics yours have only 5. You can also use antenna length to sex these in pre sub, sub nymphs nymphs. males are a little longer but its only a viable way if you...

Nice one Shaik ;)

Hi and welcome :)

black pudding is local to me made in bury about 10 miles from me, its great with a fry up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_pudding and further up north in scotland they have haggis http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis

Good luck with these too Shaik ;)

I would guess the first one, Phil will probably know and give you the answer when he logs on.

why did it get edited? I thought it was pretty good :P

Hi and welcome ;)

Lancashire cheese, don't think you will be able to get it across the pond but i may be wrong. Great on crackers or melted on toast :)