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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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During shipping, the tip of the horn on my major male rhinoceros beetle cracked off. It is now leaking a white substance. There's probably nothing I could do for him, right? If there is, please let me know. So pissed about this.

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I had a bag of organic potting soil in my garage for a while now. However, it smells like ammonia but only a trace amount. Is there any way to reverse this?

Watching the newest Joe Rogan podcast, he talks to Robert Sapolsky. Robert is a professor of neurology, biology, and neurological sciences. In the podcast, they talk about cats that can host a mind altering parasite. He says that the parasite Toxoplasma gondii found in infected cat feces could...

Buying major Lucanus elaphus pairs, 85 dollars each. Has to be a major! Will negotiate pricing for minors as well. Also looking for a few L3 pairs of the same species, 30 dollars per pair. PM me!

I want to import at least 3 species, one being the recently legal Goliathus goliathus. The process seems easy but the last step is entering my social security number on the site. It is required so there is no way around it. I am paranoid about identity theft, etc. I just get worked up about that...

Selling two prionid larvae. One is a super fat and long L3 and the other looks like an L2. The species is unknown but it is best believed to be Orthosoma brunneum. Asking 10 dollars for the L2 and 15 for the L3. You could read about them here...

Found these two fat, juicy larvae in a rotting oak log today. Any idea on what species they are? I live in CT. Also, should I keep them in this log or transport them into an enclosure filled with rotting wood?

Found this little dude on my wall tonight. Definitely going to go to sleep with a smile. I'm thinking it's Polydrusus formosus. Such a beauty!

Any possible way Lucanus elaphus could be found in CT? It's found in most of the eastern states! However, they are pretty hard to find regardless. Let me know your opinions!