[cheebacheeba]

I'm getting a few of these within the next couple of weeks.
I'd never seen them, and immieately they stood out to me.

I held one, I asked for some info...apparently the females can breed more females asexually, yet need a male to produce any other MALE spawn.
I was surprised to find that something looking like this doesn't sting or bite, and eats leaves rather than live prey.
They don't mind being held, they will crawl around on you and they're quite docile.
They're available quite cheaply, so I decided to get a few.
Take a look.
The "Spiny Leaf Insect"