Both sexes of the A. fallax are required to reproduce.
The female lays eggs in the soil.
These eggs are then incubated in between six and nine months.

Temperature:  In captivity for adults, the temperature should be in between 24C to 28C. For eggs, the temperature should be around 18C to 25C. The ova that are in the soil should be sprayed with water once daily.

Humidity:   The humidity should be from 50% to 60%.
The cage should be well ventilated A damp cloth at the bottom of the cage is recommended in order to keep moisture in the phasmid’s surroundings.
If there isn’t enough moisture, the phasmid could have trouble moulting (breaking through its old skin) and could possibly die.

Life span: Based on captive bred experience lifespan around 8-10 months from hatching - around 3-4 months as adults.
Longevity in the wild not known.
Both sexes of the A. fallax are required to reproduce. The female lays eggs in the soil. These eggs are then incubated in between six and nine months.
Temperature:  In captivity for adults, the temperature should be in between 24C to 28C. For eggs, the temperature should be around 18C to 25C. The ova that are in the soil should be sprayed with water once daily.
Humidity:   The humidity should be from 50% to 60%. The cage should be well ventilated A damp cloth at the bottom of the cage is recommended in order to keep moisture in the phasmid’s surroundings. If there isn’t enough moisture, the phasmid could have trouble moulting (breaking through its old skin) and could possibly die.
Life span: Based on captive bred experience lifespan around 8-10 months from hatching - around 3-4 months as adults. Longevity in the wild not known.
Achrioptera fallax