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StrasilkyPT

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May 2026

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Planispectrum hongkongense "Tai Tam" nymphs

Hello, I have currently available nymphs of Planispectrum hongkongense "Tai Tam" stick insect.

The species is easy to breed and feeds easily on bramble (Rubus). Safe shipping to Hungary is possible.

Kindly get in touch in case of any questions,
Warm Regards

Czechia

May 2026

StrasilkyPTStrasilkyPT

Planispectrum hongkongense

Hello, I have available nymphs of Planispectrum hongkongense "Tai Tam". Shipping to Hungary is possible.

Kindly get in touch in case of any questions.

Czechia

May 2026

StrasilkyPTStrasilkyPT

Planispectrum hongkongense

Hello,
I have currently available nymphs of Planispectrum hongkongense "Tai Tam" nymphs

Available for €1.5, safe shipping to Hungary is possible.

The species is easy to breed and feeds easily on bramble (Rubus spp.)

Warm Regards

Czechia

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