NOW: Phyllium philippinicum EGGS

Phyllium philippinicum, commonly referred to as the Philippine Leaf Insect, is a species of leaf insect native to the Philippines. These insects are renowned for their remarkable leaf-like appearance, with intricately veined wings resembling foliage. They exhibit strong sexual dimorphism, with females growing much larger, reaching lengths of about 12cm, while males are smaller at about 7-8cm. Leaf insects are herbivorous and feed on a variety of plant leaves, mainly from the rose family. They are primarily kept as pets due to their striking appearance and unique behavior, such as swaying to mimic leaves in the wind, making them a popular choice among insect enthusiasts.