NTV - Stick insects, ghost insects, changing leaves

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All about the popular stick insects, ghost insects and walking leaves.

  • 128 pages
  • coloured photos
  • 1st edition
  • Author Alexander Esch

Invertebrates are on the rise in terraristics, and among them phasmids are at the top of the popularity scale. Shifting leaves, stick insects and ghost insects are suitable even for beginners in the terrarium hobby and fascinate with their bizarre body shapes and varied behaviour. In this book, author Alexander Esch provides you with a practical guide with general information on the biology and successful keeping and breeding of this exciting group of insects and introduces the most popular species in the terrarium hobby.

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