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28-10-2011, 09:56 AM
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Male indian stick insect.
I believe i have a male indian stick insect (on the left in picture) and i was wondering how rare they are? If it mates with my females will the resulting eggs have a 50% chance of becoming males?
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29-10-2011, 07:59 AM
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Re: Male indian stick insect.
No, it's not a rare male Indian stick insect. Male Indian stick insects are much thinner - there is a photo of one in the book "Keeping Stick Insects" by Dorothy Floyd. What you have is a dwarf female Indian stick insect. These are quite rare too, and usually live longer than the standard females.
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