All Haaniella sp in culture so far

[Morpheus uk]

Had a massive photoshoot the other day and photographed the lot of them seeing as i have adult pairs of all of them apart from H.scabra now.

H.scabra

Female nymph

H.saussurei

Adult female

 

[Morpheus uk]

Adult male

H.grayii

Adult female

Adult male

 

[Morpheus uk]

H.echinata

Adult female

Adult male

 

[Morpheus uk]

H.sp. "Sibayak"

Adult female

Adult male

H.dehaani

Adult female

 

[Morpheus uk]

Adult male

H.erringtoniae

Adult female

Adult male

 

[dmina]

Wow ... very unique.. great collection! I don't mean to sound ignorant... I know they are bugs.. and I know they are Haaniella sp.

But... What are they?

 

[Darkrai283]

Wow ... very unique.. great collection! I don't mean to sound ignorant... I know they are bugs.. and I know they are Haaniella sp.

But... What are they?

They're Phasmid species... and are sadly illegal to keep in the US so I wouldn't be surprised if you've never heard of them lol. (AKA. stick insects or walking sticks)

My two Haaniella spp.:

Haaniella dehaanii

1401750_772194056140783_971340456_o by darkrai283, on Flickr

Haaniella grayii

10612700_951585511534969_1067605463646393044_n by darkrai283, on Flickr

 

[dmina]

Wow... very different ... thanks for sharing... and explaining...

 

[happy1892]

Dang it! I thought there would be photos of many species of Haania like mantises, but alas they are not. Anyway I love phasmids, too. Thank you for posting pictures for us to see!

 

[Specimen24-7]

They are so alien, I like that. I would love to find some native Phasmids.

 

[mantisfan101]

The coloration is epic- brown/ gray body with red eyes and green spikes...just amazing...