Phyllium letiranti "Tataba" Eggs – Captive-Bred & Fertilised

Phyllium letiranti "Tataba" is a striking, relatively large leaf insect species native to the area surrounding Tataba, a village on Pulau Peleng in Indonesia. This species is notable for the wide range of vivid colours exhibited by females, including greens, browns, yellows, and oranges.

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 4–5 months, but can extend to 7–8 months depending on conditions.

How to Hatch

• Temperature: Best kept at a consistent 23 °C, but a range of 20–26 °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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