The Horse Head Grasshopper, also known by its scientific name Pseudoproscopia scabra, is a remarkable and visually striking species of grasshopper known for its unique appearance. These grasshoppers are found in various regions across Asia and Africa and are recognized for their distinct horse-like face, which makes them stand out among their grasshopper relatives.

Origin: Horse Head Grasshoppers are native to a wide range of regions, primarily found in parts of South America. 

Temperature: The ideal temperature range for Horse Head Grasshoppers can vary depending on their specific habitat within their extensive range. However, they are typically found in warm and temperate climates. As ectothermic insects, they rely on environmental temperatures to regulate their activity. Providing a temperature range between 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F) is generally suitable for their well-being in captivity.

Water Quality: Horse Head Grasshoppers are terrestrial insects and do not have specific water quality requirements, as they do not live in aquatic environments. They obtain moisture from their surroundings and their diet, and there is no need to consider factors like pH or water hardness for their care.

Enclosure Size: When considering keeping Horse Head Grasshoppers, it's essential to provide a suitable enclosure that mimics their natural habitat. The size of the enclosure will depend on the number of grasshoppers and the space required for their movement. A spacious terrarium or container with proper ventilation and a substrate resembling their native environment is recommended.

Feeding: Horse Head Grasshoppers are herbivorous insects and primarily feed on a diet of various plant materials - largely bramble and oak

Lifespan: The lifespan of Horse Head Grasshoppers can vary, but they typically live for several months to a year in captivity. Factors such as temperature, diet, and environmental conditions can influence their longevity. These grasshoppers undergo various stages of development, including egg, nymph, and adult, before reaching maturity.

Behavior and Personality: Horse Head Grasshoppers are known for their striking appearance, particularly their unique "horse head" face, which has earned them their common name. They are generally active insects, hopping and moving about in their environment. As herbivores, they graze on vegetation and play a role in the ecosystem as herbivorous insects.

Please note: We don't ship live animals. You can order online and choose click and collect, and we will hold it for you. When considering Horse Head Grasshoppers as pets, it's important to research their specific care requirements to provide them with a suitable habitat and ensure their well-being in captivity.