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    Hexarthrius mandibularis

    This ones in pre-pupa, think it's a female.......the bigger larvae are still eating like crazy!
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    Dynastes hylus.

    I have two pairs of Hylus housed in a 35L breeding container. There seems to be a hell of alot of intimacy going on so I hope this will lead to eggs. I already bred these and have quite a few larvae that are now fast approaching L3. I house the larvae communally, with 5 or 6 in a 9L container...
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    Xylotrupes pubescens

    My first one in pupa, I bred these.
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    Dorcus sika.

    A nice male, in his cell, one of 19 that I have bred from a pair. Looking forward to the next generation.
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    Megalorrhina harrisi

    Well, here is the first of my M Harrisi to emerge. She needs a little time to mature but I reckon she's going to be a very nice adult. Here's the question ; I housed them all (10) communally and didn't have a single case of cannibalism. Would anyone like to explain this. I wrote about this on...
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    Mecynorhina ugandensis.....

    I've bred a few gens of these now. great beetles. This is the latest pile of eggs , the female was from Taiwan and was meant to be a blue strain, but as you can see she hatched orange! But i've put her to one of my males anyway. Be interesting to see what colour the progeny will be.
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    Dorcus Titanus.......

    I've been lucky and have bred these and harvested 28 larvae , these have been housed seperately and I will observe their growth......I'm looking forward to trying a second generation of this beetle.
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    Dorcus Alcides.....

    Here's a couple of pics of the D Alcides I've bred , they're just darkening nicely, matureing up and I hope to breed the second generation of these. the male is only a minor, but I'm not too bothered about that.
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    Hexarthrius mandibularis

    I got a pair shipped in early October. I housed them in a 19 litre tub and fed them on jelly with protein added. fast forward a few months and I've had a probe into the topmost log and found five larvae. I have housed these seperately in jars to monitor their progress, the rest i have left...
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    Prosopocoilus Inclinatus.

    This is my first attempt at breeding these......I have 22 larvae
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    Prosopocoilus Blanchardii

    I've been breeding these for a while now, onto the 3rd gen of adults. A nice beetle, small with a quick life cycle....
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    Additives for Stag beetle substrate

    Has anyone experimented with additives for stag beetle larvae, as in additional supplements in their wood substrate? Thanks
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    Prospocoilus Blanchardi Pupa

    Here's one I bred earlier...
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    Bit of a disaster!

    I got myself a trio of prosopocoilus giraffa, housed them together to try and get a mating as the male wouldn't attempt to mate by hand. Anyway, the other day i found the biggest female as dead as a doornail with a deep puncture straight through her. Obviously from the male! I guess i should...
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    Mixing protein into the substrate

    Has anyone tried mixing actual powdered protein into the substrate to see if this give bigger beetles? It's something I've been thinking about and I am going to do a few experiments.
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    Prosopocoilus

    Lovely little chap!
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    polyphemus

    Posing!
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    Beetle larvae wanted

    Just on the off-chance does anyone have any larvae they'd be willing to sell. Thanks...
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    Hello

    Hi everyone, I'm a beetle enthusiast from England, eager to learn and breed beetles. Looks like this site is full of knowledge. Just what i was looking for. Thanks J
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