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Yeah this one was daughter of the one from beginning of 2019. Now i have 10+ daughters of this one. I might do a video.

This video was actually recorded few days before she passed away.

@@tomas_nehyba However...really cool to see someone having such phasmids too. Can not wait to get mine :)

Hello, when i bought her, the box had written there Aretaon asperrimus. Anyway she is no longer alive, but she had one baby that grew up and now she had died too but i have multiple nymphs now. They are much greener than this one. But they get Black as they grow up.

​@@tomas_nehyba Aretaon and Trachyaretaon look almost the same, especially when they are nymphs...but when this is an adult, it must be Trachyaretaon sp. North luzon because mine look exactly the same. I am getting Areaton asperrimus soon and I searched on google pictures a lot, b ecause the vendor did not know himself what it is. I really think that the difference between them lays in the height and thornyness of their prothorax and Aretaon asperrimus looks more thick when they are adult than Trachyaretaon. But these species are very hard to distinguish, the same goes for many of the Phyllium and dwarf phasmid species :/ Maybe I am wrong and you are right...maybe I had Aretaon asperrimus the whole time...but somehow I highly doubt it, because many Aretaon tribes are listed as sexual and it is said only the ,,Mulu" tribe is parthenogenetic (but maybe those informations are already outdated, you never know). My Trachyaretaons always got their nymphs by parthenogenesis, but the vendor also just has a parthenogenetic tribe and his nymphs look like Trachyaretaon nymphs...but as soon as they are adult, they look like the typical Aretaon asperrimus I am used to. Wow...this is a tough cookie and without the decoding of their genetics we might never know Xd PS:Getting from green to black when they are aging is normal for many phasmid species. I do not know why, but in one of my phasmid books it is said that as soon as they are adult, their life style changes and with that change there also comes a change of colour. Let us take Eurycantha calcarata for example : In the book it is stated, that the younger nymphs live more unhidden on tree branches. That is why they are green in their younger age; because they are imitating leaves and lichens. But as soon as they are adult, they are living on the ground during daytime and are hidden behind bark most of the time : that is why they are bown or even black then and maybe it is the same for all the other species, that are changing their colour like this depending on their age.

@@schreckeninecken2583 Yeah i wish they would stay Green as adults tho. My most favourite are mantises and katydids. I used to Come to entomologic animal exchanges and buy mantises. Now i cant because of Coronavirus disease.

@@tomas_nehyba I used to go to such exchanges too, but as you said: Corona. I am from Germany by the way. Where are you coming from? Your name looks kinda exotic and I can not quite put my finger on it from which country you may be. It is always interesting to hear about other faunas and floras. Are there wild living phasmids where you are coming from?

@@schreckeninecken2583 I am from Czech Republic. Šámot Abihen is only my nickname i created when i reversed my True name. My First name is Thomas. And unfortunately There arent any stick insects in nature here. But in a warm part of my country, South Moravia, There are lots of rare spiders and insects and mantises are there really common. I was There for a vacation in 2019 and 2020.

Teď žádné na prodej nemám, ale kudlanky se snadno dají sehnat přes ifaunu, taky je kupuji na entomologických burzách, ty teď ale bohužel nejsou.

To pochybuji, tento pavouk nebyl nalezen u vody.

Tento stepník je Eresus walckenaeri. Ten který žije u nás v přírodě a je chráněný je Eresus moravicus, neboli Stepník moravský. Tuto samici jsem si legálně koupil na entomologické burze v Ostravě v listopadu 2019.

@@tomas_nehyba aha tak sa ospravedlňujem za omyl. Mam 12 rokov a mam,, spadeno'' na Kútniky rodu tegenaria.

Teď zrovna nemám moc materiálu. Chtěl bych si koupit nový hmyz, ale ento burzy se bohužel nekonají.

Thanks!

Bohužel nemám.

Přirozeně se nachází v Africe. Já jsem ho koupil na ento burze v Ostravě.

@@tomas_nehyba díky, mě Božel jeden dneska umřel 😕😕 při svleku spadl

Děkuji.

Ano, někdy zase natočím nějaké video.

@@tomas_nehyba tak jo

Ne, toto nebyl potápník. Tento vodní brouk byl 0,5 cm velký, takže to nemůže být potápník.

@@tomas_nehyba aha nevšim sem si tu velikost

Přišel jsi z Pixelorezova videa, že?

A máš to špatně, protože já to napsal s velkým I, ne s malým l. Srovnání : I/l

@@tomas_nehyba ha lmao

@@tomas_nehyba ha Imao

@@ToFairness ha lmao

Našel jsem ji v trávě na Uhlířském Vrchu.

@@tomas_nehyba aha děkuji za odpověď

Přesně tak.

Hello my friend, this is my stick insect Aretaon asperrimus. I like insects and arachnids.

Taky vzácný brouk.

U zlatohlávků, nosorožíků a roháčů je to v podstatě to samé. Larvy musí být v lesní hrabance, ve které v případě Roháčů musí být trouchnivějící dřevo, kterým se larvy živí. Hrabanka může být doplněna příkrmem (např. ovoce) a taky potřebují vlhkost, ale né zas moc velkou. Potom se zakuklí. Poté se z kukly vylíhne dospělý jedinec, kterého dáš do krabičky s hrabankou a ještě tam dáš Beetle jelly (potrava speciálně pro tyto brouky, dá se koupit na internetu) nebo sladké ovoce. Dále pokud máš samce a samici, můžeš je dát spářit a samice ti do hrabanky naklade vajíčka. Z nich se potom vylíhnou malé larvičky.

Na věku nezáleží

@@pesto657 Pravda, záleží na zkušenostech s chovem.

Ano přesně

Choval jsem zlatohlávky, teď mám ještě larvy nosorožíků Xylotrupes pubescens.

Děkuji!

Protože na to nemám odvahu.

Máš whatsup

@@pesto657 Ne, ale mám Messenger.

A já zase nemám mesenger

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