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Invert keeping has grown enormously in recent years and these low maintenance creatures are kept by newcomers and experienced keepers alike. With such a variety now available, it's easy to find something to suit everyone.


Black Beauty Stick Insect
Black Beauty Stick InsectPeruphasma schulteiPrices from£10.00
The Black Beauty Stick Insect is a must for anyone who likes stick insects. Adults are jet black with small red wings and bright yellow eyes, they really are stunning.
Budwing Stick Insect
Budwing Stick InsectPhaenopharos khaoyaiensisPrices from£6.00
The Budwing Stick Insect reaches an impressive size of 13cm. They are well known for being parthenogenetic, however males are present in the wild. Ideal for handling and feed on bramble.
Cuban Burrowing Cockroach
Cuban Burrowing CockroachByrsotria fumigataPrices from£12.00
A large black cockroach that seems to prefers drier conditions compared to other species. They do prefer to burrow in substrate rather than climb. Adult males will form wings but they don't fly.
Dead Leaf Mantis
Dead Leaf MantisDeroplatys spPrices from£10.00
These mantis mimic crumpled fallen leaves, giving them a superb natural camouflage.
Ghost Praying Mantis
Ghost Praying MantisPhyllocrania paradoxaPrices from£10.00
The Ghost Praying Mantis is a madagascan praying mantis with leaf like projections on the legs and head.
Giant Asian Mantis
Giant Asian MantisHierodula membranaceaPrices from£10.00
The Giant Asian Praying Mantis is a large typical looking praying mantis from Asia.
Giraffe Mantis
Giraffe MantisEuchomenella heteropteraPrices from£10.00
As the name would suggest, this mantis has an elongated neck giving them the Giraffe Mantis name. They are very slender and mimic thin twigs and grass very well.
Headlight Cockroach
Headlight CockroachLucihormetica subcinctaPrices from£9.00
This is a South American species of cockroach which prefers to burrow. Adult males have two yellow spots on their head which resemble headlights. Unfortunately it isn't possible to sex nymphs.
Long Legged Millipede
Long Legged MillipedeTelodeinopus aoutiiPrices from£6.00
The Long Legged Millipede is an arboreal species that can be found living on branches and logs within West Africa. They are olive to brown in colour with long banded legs, these help them climb, therefore, an escape-proof enclosure is essential.
Regal Jumping Spider
Regal Jumping SpiderPhidippus regiusPrices from£34.99
The Regal Jumping Spider is a large species that is found in North America. Adults reach 6-22mm in length, females being larger than males. These are very active and require good lighting to be able to hunt for insects.
South American Dead Leaf Mantis
South American Dead Leaf MantisAcanthops falcataPrices from£7.50
This small species may also been known as Boxer Mantis due to them holding their main forearms out and waving them like a boxer. The also mimic a small shrivelled or dead leaf that has fallen from a tree.
Spiny Red Striped Stick Insect
Spiny Red Striped Stick InsectTisamenus sp. PalauiPrices from£3.50
The Spiny Red Striped Stick Insect is a new species which is yet to have a PSG number. They are found in a very remote part of north Luzon and are the largest species of Tisamenus to date far
Sunny Stick Insects
Sunny Stick InsectsSungaya inexpectataPrices from£3.50
Sunny Stick Insects are an easy species to keep feeding on a range of plants including Bramble, Hawthorn and Ivy. There are both males and females within this species but females are pathogenic too, therefore, all eggs are fertile.
Vietnamese Stick Insect
Vietnamese Stick InsectRamulus artemisPrices from£4.00
The Vietnamese Stick Insect is a rather long stick insect with a body length of 15cm, with legs this is 21cm. Green in colour with a distinctive little horn on the underside of the abdomen. Feed on bramble (blackberry), raspberry, oak, rose and hazel.

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