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with some deaths i was able to keep these rugose larvae for a month now... so they acclimated to my set up i have like 20 more but those are caught few days ago... i wonder if they will pupae well in this substrate...

hey guys... here is a pic of my carnivorous plant...

does anyone have any experiences with cybister?!? i had them for almost a year now and they have not layed an single egg... i have 2 pairs. i know that they drill holes on plants for eggs so i bought 10 plants that one fish store recommended to me... so far banana plants has some digging...

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hey... i want to post some pictures without deleting my old pictures... from what peter said i need to "select the landscape (portrait button) icon above the typing window, you can drop images right into this forum from your photobucket or any other website" im bad at computer so i dont...

im planning to buy some dog food for almost hatched granti eggs... is it better to burry them then on top of the soil?, can i leave the left overs to decay?, and how often should i feed them??? my dad might buy me an oak tree in my backyard for christmas... can i add rotten branches...

hi so because i dont have any available oak i was trying to find someone who has them... but no luck. im buying some oak pellets for stag beetle substrate... do i just crush them into powder or do i need to rot it? how long? also i found some new wood product used for fire places... its...

this is my plan to recycle to my old rhino substrate... im putting bits of oak branches, oak leaves and bits of organic oyster mushrooms. does that sound good? also some questions. please ignore spelling mistakes 1- i heard stragous aleos needs sandy substrate... can i use reptile desert...

does alder trees work as good as oak??? (will they make majors?) which wood is better for stag beetles, maple, alder, pine

can i use chestnut tree for stags??? they are hard wood. i heard that in japan the stag beetles drink sap of chestnut tree. does it work as good as oak???

why do some guys get the stag beetle larvae out of the wood and put it in a regular rhino beetle soil??? does this make it better? my rugose stag beetle larvae seems to drill hole into pieces of wood instead of soil... does this method work for all stags? thanks

so here is my biggest problem... my female granti beetle has 3 feeding dishes with jellys in them, and 2 gripping sticks. i noticed that my females are digging really fast and the jelly dishes sinks into the bottom of the soil... every 10 minutes all the dishes and jellys are under the soil...

i heard this from somewhere but i dont remember when... so when your female stag beetle or rhino beetles has died after mating and layed some eggs but some are still inside of her belly, you can gently cut the belly and get out the eggs. is this true??? or false information? do the eggs from...

is there anyone who can sell or trade a large amount of rhino beetle soil? for really cheap price. also and large amount of breeding wood for stags? i dont want right now... in the future...

my new favorite app on my i phone is called bug heros. you choose your character and kill other bugs. pretty fun!

i wonder why most of forume member is not active anymore... they seems to be good at breeding and stuff...

hi guys. i want to have some experience with stags because i never had them before if anyone has any US stag beetles except elephuas we can do trade!

i found a log that is filled with rugose stags. i broke open half of the log and i found 4 pairs. i only found major too! im going to break open the rest tomorrow!

hi guys im going to try breeding these cool beetles. here is my set up.

3 rugose stag beetle larvae available u can either buy them or trade for something. want list- any stag beetle, extra aggressive ground beetle that eats live crickets, giant water bugs, water scorpions, tigerbeetles. ifu have any of these items we can work it out