Cryptophyllium limogesi "Thac Krong Kmar" Eggs – Captive-Bred & Fertilised

Cryptophyllium limogesi "Thac Krong Kmar" is a newly discovered leaf insect species from the tropical rainforests of southern Vietnam. This morphologically distinct species is one of the largest in culture—arguably the largest—rivaling the size of Pulchriphyllium giganteum "Tapah Hills".

Egg Information

• When were the eggs laid?: Within the last 1–3 months. They are fertilised, meaning they will hatch into both males and females.
• When will the eggs hatch?: Usually 6–10 months, but can be earlier (~5 months) depending on conditions.

How to Hatch

• Temperature: Best kept at a consistent 23 °C, but a range of 20–28 °C is also suitable.
• Lighting: A natural photoperiod (day-and-night light cycle) is optimal.
• Humidity: Optimal humidity is 60–80%. Lightly spritz the egg container every other day to maintain this level.

For more details on the incubation of phasmid eggs, please read my article: How to properly care for your stick and leaf insect eggs: A complete and comprehensive guide

For a care sheet on this species and more photos, click here.

Eggs are packaged safely and securely in a test tube and shipped in a bubble wrap–padded envelope.

Note: If interested in larger quantities than those listed, please get in contact.

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