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This is dope!
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Congrats! Super excited to see the emergence pictures.
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Adding Vitamins To Fruit for an old beetle.
Ratmosphere replied to Bugoodle's topic in General Beetle Discussions
Old age hun. Beetles don't live long. -
How to tell if flake soil is done fermenting?
Ratmosphere replied to Dragozap's topic in General Beetle Discussions
Should smell very earthy. -
What's the tastiest Jellies for Beetles?
Ratmosphere replied to Bugoodle's topic in General Beetle Discussions
Those might be the more common jellies found at Asian markets. I use those all of the time with no issues, not sure why the beetles are not liking them. -
What's the tastiest Jellies for Beetles?
Ratmosphere replied to Bugoodle's topic in General Beetle Discussions
Mine love the Banana ones. What jellies did Peter give you? -
Welcome!
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Add more water and mix?
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Beautiful pictures.
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I ended up releasing him in the same spot hoping he finds a mate.
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Sooooo small!
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Found this dude on my sliding glass door. Man, this year has been cool for various finds. More pictures on my Instagram venomdrips.
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Beautiessssss.
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New Mom to a pair of Hercules Beetles
Ratmosphere replied to shellbaby_sd's topic in Introduce Yourself
You can get beetle jellies online pretty sure bugsincyberspace has em. I also have a few I can let go too but they aren't the high protein type. Eco earth/sphagnum moss is ok to keep them housed in. The female won't produce eggs in that however. -
New Mom to a pair of Hercules Beetles
Ratmosphere replied to shellbaby_sd's topic in Introduce Yourself
You can start off by putting the male and female in a container with damp sphagnum moss and beetle jellies. Once you witness mating you can put the female in the egg laying container. Since they are wild caught there is a chance the female mated already but if you want to increase the chance of getting eggs, this is the way to go. You would need a tub for the female to lay eggs in. You can a cheap container at Walmart. Drill around 5 small air holes on two sides of the container and some on the lid. About 7-10 inches of rotten wood substrate or organic potting soil with no perlite -
Cottonwood Longhorn (Plectrodera scalator)
Ratmosphere replied to Goliathus's topic in Beetle Photos
Love the color pattern. -
Dope vid!
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My girlfriend found this late at night in Connecticut. Never even knew we had these here to be honest. Pretty pumped on it and I think it's the best find yet for us. Xyloryctes jamaicensis.
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Sales of A.dichotoma in the US?
Ratmosphere replied to Dak.the.bug's topic in General Beetle Discussions
That's dope. Let us know how that plays out! -
Beautiful!
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I like the appearance of their heads. Really cool species!
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Head size difference in larvae?
Ratmosphere replied to RexaDynastes3516's topic in General Beetle Discussions
Impressed you sexed the larvae! Def a good skill to have under your belt. Good luck with the larvae. -
Sales of A.dichotoma in the US?
Ratmosphere replied to Dak.the.bug's topic in General Beetle Discussions
"Well most beetles aren't legal in the US". Yea, that seems to be a common thing said just to make a quick buck putting others in a bad predicament. Even though the chances of getting caught are low it is never worth the risk. Acquiring the proper paperwork is extremely hard, many people have tried to no avail. If you don't work in a museum or educational program its difficult. -
What up, Auntie! Welcome to tha forum.
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Yummm crunchy boiz.