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Four of my larvae started wondering around I've had same problem with my S. aloeus as they constantly looked around for a suitable place for pupation. I managed to get these guys to stop wondering by putting them in clay. But this technique hasn't been useful on S. antaeus so far. So I...

After a long wait, one of my hybrid specimens emerged

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Hoping to get a major specimen

This is the smallest 0000000 I raised in my life!

Around June this year, I was able to acquire a pair of D. parallelus from Ryan The male died shortly after, but the female survived. On Oct. 5, I found two eggs in the substrate. Later, these eggs hatched and have become L2 now. Problem is, my female hasn't laid any eggs since she laid these...

I was going to wait little longer to post about this but I just couldn't wait. After checking my 1 Dynastes tityus larva, 2 Dynastes grantii X tityus hybrids, and 1 Dynastes grantii larva for three months (it took me sooooo long!), I was able to observe one of the hybrid larva using its body...

I have 3 adult(?) Vaejovis carolinianus available right now so PM me if you are interested in. Sold out

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I have about 1 and 1/2 inch juvies available. 5 specimen available. PM me if you are interested.

I went to Lake Martin today and found some roaches in sand that I believe are Ischnoptera bilunata. It seems that this species hasn't been describes much so I was unable to find much info on them. Has anyone bred this species before?

Has anyone had sucess with getting eggs from this genus? I've tried sand, coco fiber, and clay but all of them didn't work for me So does anyone tell me how to get the eggs from this genus please?

My D. tityus hasn't pupated yet but I saw my D. grantii building the pupal cell yesterday. I was unable to observe the larva secreting any body fluids and yet the larva seems to be already going into pre-pupa state right now. Because the substrate was quite dry, some of the partts of pupal cells...

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Let's see how this goes. I've filled the top layer with the sawdust and bottom layer with the sand so that if the larva still needs to feed on the substrate, it will be able to consume the top layer and if the larva is ready to make pupal cell, it will make the pupal cell in the sand...

Does anyone know how long it takes for them to pupate after they make pupal cells? I hope they don't take long.

While I was looking throught the substrate where I was keeping D. brevis, I found 9 D. brevis larvae My question is, how long does it take for L1 larvae of this species to become L3? I've been keeping adults for only about two months now and I already have L3 so I was wondering if they are...

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