HUGE Phyllium giganteum, World’s Largest Leaf Insect! +140mm cocoa tarantula Sustainable butterfly farming gives local
Description
Sustainable butterfly farming gives local populations an alternative to logging and clear-cutting rain-forest
These males are famous for their incredible horns
These beetles have A LOT of color variation
A BIG pair of male and female Mecynorhina harrisi beetles from Tanzania
as well as giving local
HUGE Phyllium giganteum, World’s Largest Leaf Insect! +140mm cocoa tarantula Sustainable butterfly farming gives localWoW! What an insect! Phyllium giganteum is the largest leaf insect in the world, measuring nearly 6 inches long. These hard to get species are a native to the tropics of Malaysia. Damage specimens will have a detached leg foot. Comes with legs already spread, so it is ready to be framed or added to your collection with no additional work needed. NOTE: This is a dried and spread specimen, not alive. Because these are natural specimens and not dyed,
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