These herbivores look like leaves, twigs, and bark—giving new meaning to the phrase "You are what you eat." Phasmids , commonly known as stick or leaf insects, often fade into the flora to.. Females are brown or green and covered with thorn-like spikes for defence and camouflage. Males are smaller, only growing up to 11 cm, and are brown or sometimes pale green. They only have spikes around the head but have long wings and are good fliers. Diet: Spiny Leaf Insects are herbivores, usually feeding on the eucalyptus trees that live in.
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The spiny leaf insect is one of the few species that reproduce via 'facultative' parthenogenesis, meaning females can reproduce sexually and via parthenogenesis. Little is known about the evolution of parthenogenesis. So Yasaman is using a variety of techniques to understand this phenomenon: from molecular biology to behavioural ecology.. 1. Keep the cage well aerated (this won't be a problem if you have a fly screen cage). This will help keep the air in the cage clean. 2. Keep the insects and the leaves away from any kind of chemical. Chemicals can poison the insect, which usually results in death. 3.
