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Found this girl under a log at Wilson elementary school in Montgomery, AL.

Found more P. truncatus

This specimen was collected inside a pine tree as L2 larva around Jan. 2012.

Looking for live adult pair of Dorcus parallels. PM please me if you are willing to sell me a pair.

Collected at local tennis court in July 04, 2013. He is currently at my friend's house for breeding

Pics taken back in 2012

This year's challenge begins! Hoping to get 60mm+ this year.

I originally thought that females have narrow tip of the horns while males have thick blob tip. But after couple of disections, I found out that my method was wrong. So I need help getting my Phileurus to be sexed. Can someone provide some pics and instructions on sexing these guys?

All the specimens represented in here are males Top : P. truncatus Bottom left : P. valgus Bottom right : H. illatus H. illatus

I started with 2 females and a single male from AZ. Got eggs eggs became larvae and got more eggs. lol

Has anyone bred these guys before? I recently acquired three specimens (2 females and 1 male) and set them up in same condition as P. valgus to see if they'll like it. Do you think they'll prefer same condition as P. valgus? Here are my specimens

Found a pair at tennis court near my house. And NO, I'm not going to sell any of the offsprings till I reach my limit. lol Pair female male Got the sexes labeled

Strategus splendens larvae are secretly cultured by an evil entomologist for his plan to take over the world. lol

Gotta love these guys This is the first species of Dynastinae I've reared when I came to America, which means a lot to me

Had the worst experience ever with him! David (Oak) and I purchased some beetles from him but neither of us got any packages (they were suppose to arrive on 5/22). So we asked for the tracking number but Leon (tert) said he threw away the receipt, thus he couldn't give us the tracking number...

Beautiful beetles I found in my area

in a Dorcus brevis cage

Found six of these guys today

On March 30, 2013, I received a pair of P. oregonensis (and 6 pairs of S. rugosom) from Hardshell. On April 7, 2013, I found a single egg inside a breeding log. On May 14, I found 5 larvae in a piece of breeding log Yesterday, I teared off some barks from the breeding log and...

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