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Join the auction discord at: https://discord.gg/aNPA2xxPV2 This is a two day event, with tons and tons of various roaches, beetles, isopods and mantises up for auction at record low prices!!! Please check it out!  Check Roachcrossing.com for additional info

15 larvae available, 10 each, gold male x red female, all 15 for 100. LAG on express shipping/over shorter distances (MI)

Check it out if you would like, finally put up a page on how to breed out natives. I will do periodical blog updates and add new species' care guides as I get to them, so there will be comprehensive guides on how to rear Rutela, Stenodontes, and the more niche Lucanids and Dynastids in the US...

Fun to rear, fast larval cycles and long adult span.

Sexing Phileurus truncatus - there is a lot of confusion over sexing Phileurus, as both genders of this species have horns. Thus, we need to use the last abdominal section of the adults. Note how they are different as the following indicates.

Anyone else here breed bycids? There’s so many huge and amazing US native ones. I’m genuinely shocked so few people work with them. 

So amazing! From the wonderful @Garin on the forum. Really the nicest, most knowledgeable person one can have the luck to meet in the west! 

Such an amazing species!

I have heard from 2 friends now that elaphus don't go past F2, I have never been able to do them consistently either. Anyone out there with some tricks? I would love to hear about how you did it!

The first lucanid I’ve ever kept is Lucanus capreolus. It’s really all it’s fault I keep beetles today.  One of my fav Lucanids in the world really. They have a sort of simplistic beauty