Carausius morosus EGGS

Carausius morosus, commonly referred to as the Indian stick insect, is a remarkable phasmid species native to India and Southeast Asia. These insects are celebrated for their exceptional camouflage, resembling twigs or plant stems to evade predators effectively. Adults range can grow up to 15cm in length with a rich diet - note that all Indian stick insects in captivity are female, as this species reproduces through parthenogenesis, making males unnecessary. They are herbivorous, consuming various vegetation, and are typically kept as low-maintenance pets and for educational purposes due to their intriguing behavior and appearance. Carausius morosus has often played a role in scientific research.