
aspenentomology
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aspenentomology started following Beetle-related Gmail / YouTube question and Hello
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Beetle-related Gmail / YouTube question
aspenentomology replied to Teneb fan's topic in Other Discussions
Glad to hear you figured it out! -
Beetle-related Gmail / YouTube question
aspenentomology replied to Teneb fan's topic in Other Discussions
I'm not 100% sure, but maybe you have to create a youtube channel under your email and then you can choose a name? -
Western Hercules (Dynastes Grantii)
aspenentomology replied to Yellowfin2na's topic in Beetle Photos
Such a cool picture! It almost looks like a 3D model or something, although I'm not sure why. -
I currently have some Chrysina woodii larvae housed individually in 16 oz. deli cups full of rotten wood and a little bit of the flake soil substrate they came in. I've observed most of the larvae chewing on the container at one point or another. Is this normal behavior, or does it mean that there's some problem with their setup?
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My best guess would be Plagiodera versicolora, but it is very punctate and yours looks more smooth, at least in this picture.
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aspenentomology started following Florescent green beetle, Yuma, AZ
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Florescent green beetle, Yuma, AZ
aspenentomology replied to ctopherjc's topic in General Beetle Discussions
That's Cotinis mutabilis, the green june beetle/fig beetle! -
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Diapheromera femorata walking sticks
aspenentomology replied to BensBeasts1's topic in Other Invertebrates
Aw, that's terrible! How did it get to them? And do you still have eggs? -
Plants for desert darklings.
aspenentomology replied to BensBeasts1's topic in General Beetle Discussions
In my experience, they will begin to eat most succulents/cacti if not constantly supplied with enough water or fruit/vegetable food. You also need to watch out for root rot as damp substrate from careless watering killed a cactus I kept with some darklings. Otherwise, I'd imagine that most succulents would be fine.