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Candies Eggs of Phasmids, not able to tell from which species/genus.<br /> <br /> Interestingly, the eggs were laid/glued stacked 2-3 layers in 2 rows but with &#039;opposite ends&#039; as the operculum caps are at opposite ends/direction.<br /> <br /> Family : Lonchodidae<br /> Sub-family : Necrosciinae Lonchodidae,Malaysia,Necrosciinae,Pahang,Phasmatodea,Phasmid,Stick Insect Click/tap to enlarge Promoted

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Eggs of Phasmids, not able to tell from which species/genus.

Interestingly, the eggs were laid/glued stacked 2-3 layers in 2 rows but with 'opposite ends' as the operculum caps are at opposite ends/direction.

Family : Lonchodidae
Sub-family : Necrosciinae

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  1. View Patomarazul's profile
    Patomarazul
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    They look like cannoli! :-D Posted 5 years ago
    1. View Albert Kang's profile
      Albert Kang
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      You have good imagination, Marta and true, now that you mentioned it :D Posted 5 years ago
  3. View Ferdy Christant's profile
    Ferdy Christant
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    Weird! Posted 5 years ago
    1. View Albert Kang's profile
      Albert Kang
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      Yes, but the weirder the better :D Posted 5 years ago
      1. View Ferdy Christant's profile
        Ferdy Christant
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        Exactly :) Posted 5 years ago

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Uploaded Jun 17, 2020. Captured Oct 8, 2017 23:07.
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  • ISO200
  • 18mm

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