Any entomologists on here?
Huge! Are they male & female, young & old or just differerent species?
06 April 2005, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Brendan Hughes
Steve, they aren't stick insects. They're log insects 
John.
06 April 2005, 11:43 AM
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PMSL @ Brendan and John. 
BuRR, you must be a very tolerant parent to let your son bring those into the house. Yeuch! Is this the same son that had the pet rat (of the voting scandal
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BuRR, you must be a very tolerant parent to let your son bring those into the house. Yeuch! Is this the same son that had the pet rat (of the voting scandal
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16 April 2005, 04:59 PM
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hi - only just seen this one!
Dougal and Lola are pure-bred New Guinea stick insects, apparently
and can grow up to 18cm in length when fully mature
The rats are still around. Walter let fame go to his head a bit, and hasn't been the same since
Its the wife who's the soft one with the animals......
Dougal and Lola are pure-bred New Guinea stick insects, apparently
and can grow up to 18cm in length when fully mature The rats are still around. Walter let fame go to his head a bit, and hasn't been the same since
Its the wife who's the soft one with the animals......
28 April 2005, 10:49 PM
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Poor old Dougal died about 3 days ago. He was halfway through shedding his skin, when he tangled himself and cracked his newer inner skin. Poor lad.
My little lad was really upset
He's better now - we've now got another 3.
My little lad was really upset
He's better now - we've now got another 3.
