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Posted by andy-h on August 07, 2002 at 03:15:20:

In Reply to: How Long Does My Australian Walkings Get. posted by pester on August 06, 2002 at 17:19:07:

:I have a male and a female. I know that the female gets big but I'm not sure about the male

hi,

the males of Extatosoma tiaratium is smaller and thinner than the females.

heres a picture of them both, that gives you an impression of the adult sizes:
http://lefeuvre.thierry.free.fr/images/extatosoma%20tiaratum/Dcp_2219a.jpg

greetings
andy

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• you meant Extatosoma t., or? andy-h 08/07/02 (0)