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Found this Leptinotarsa juncta at work today. First time I encountered this species!

Yep, actually have some of mine on this substrate right now and they are thriving. When you get your package, this is what the bags will look like. Ignore the white dots, it is not perlite; it is the reflection off the bag from the camera flash.

Selling breeding log. It is 100% white rotten wood, perfect for stag beetle breeding. This is Taiwan quality and sealed in a bag. I'm asking 20 dollars and $13.75 for shipping.

Did a trade with Kevin and my package arrived fast. It was packed carefully and the mantis seems happy. Would do business with him again!

Going to be moving toward the end of August and have some things I need to get rid of. To know the species, DM me on Instagram. You must have an active Instagram to purchase. There are two different species. Eggs of species one- SOLD OUT L1 larvae of species one-SOLD OUT L1 larvae of species...

Today was the first day I encountered this species. To find insects where I live is super hard so this had me hyped.

Drying up nicely!

Checked today before working out now that you reminded me. This is the result.

Emerged today, nice!

Found these in the 5 inches of substrate! Haha. Let's try 3 inches of substrate just for jokes.

For dried beetles I have: 80mm Chalcosoma atlas male missing one claw Medium Dynastes grantii male (well preserved) Minor Dynastes tityus male missing one claw (still have the claw in possession) Minor Dynastes tityus male missing three claws (still have the claws in possession) Dorcus...

Alright so Thursday of last week I was heating thumbtacks to add air holes in deli cup tops for my beetle larvae. I had a mask on and was doing this in the garage, almost outside. I did this for about 30 minutes. When I got up, everything was different. It felt like I was stoned out of my mind...

For the price and what you're looking for, this is what I could do. Let me know.

I know you could feed flower beetle larvae to tarantulas but how about rhinoceros beetle larvae?

Checked again and boy was I surprised. Didn't get the actual egg pictures because I covered them with substrate in a rush. First picture is from the flower beetle female, second is from the rhinoceros beetle female.

Stag beetle BREEDING substrate: $5 for a flat bag. Flower beetle sub: $5 for a flat bag. White rot sub: $15 for a flat bag. Could fit up to 5 of these in one box, $13.60 for shipping. SEE BUMPED POSTS FOR MORE DETAILS

Already had my rhinoceros beetle and flower beetle pair for a week when I checked the breeding box. The substrate in the breeding box had slight condensation so I wanted to dry it out a little bit. When I was going through it, I found a lot of eggs already. I was very surprised! First picture is...

Well, here's the pupa! Expected it to be bigger but I'm happy.

Producing substrate takes a very long time. Sometimes we don't have enough time to wait! Extremely greatful that I found a good substrate source that is not foreign. Below we have some substrate great for raising certain stag beetle and rhinoceros beetle larvae. I will not list the source that...

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