Stick Insect

Thanks, @Chun. The Adults are easily identified for this Haaniela echinata as both the Males and Females have fully developed false wings. Although they have wings, they are not capable of flying.

A crocodile with antennae?

Maybe the larger ones you have spotted are the adults. Just remember that if you have any Phasmid ID problem, AlbertKang is there to save the day :-)

Hi Dan, it was actually AlbertKang who got this one identified. I showed him my pictures of the 3 nymph instars we spotted more than 2 months ago. Thanks again AlbertKang and your Phasmid group. By the way, you over estimated the size of this spotting. It is only 58 mm / 5.8 cm :-) The largest one we spotted is 8cm, and it is still not yet an adult.

They are considered Nymphs from L1-L5/L6 i.e. before sub-adult. But they are slow growing specie, so this one could be 6-9 months old already!

Nice find, Dan. Despite its large size of 12 cm, this is still a Nymph, probably instar L5-L6 and not even sub-Adult as it still hasn't develop wings. They are one of the more common Phasmid in Borneo jungles :)