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Posted by robgarriock on October 10, 2002 at 21:04:24:

In Reply to: Re: what do i feed Diapheromera arizonensis ? posted by andy-h on October 08, 2002 at 01:59:23:

::i have found a pair (or i think they are a pair) of Diapheromera arizonensis (i think they are that species) last weekend in sierra vista arizona and was hoping to keep them. I do not have access to bramble this time of year. i have placed a small rose bush in there cage, will they eat rose leaves? is there anything i should feed them?

::your help would be much appreciated.
::rob

:

:hi,
:if you´re identified them correctly, the best foodplant (from Phasmid Study Group) would be Acacia (or false acacia > Robinia)
:but as D. fermorata also accepts Bramble, rose, oak, apple, wild cherry and raspberry for the young ones, you might try this also.

:greetz
:andy
:

thanks for your help but they decided to crawl to stick bug heaven. they are currently spread and drying.

rob

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