Ratmosphere Moderator Moderator May 9, 2017 #2 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!
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!
B Beetle Collector L3 May 9, 2017 #3 I wouldn't think so, you'd have to go further south down to North Carolina
Ratmosphere Moderator Moderator May 10, 2017 #6 You bet! My all time favorite beetle, even over any foreign species.
Ratmosphere Moderator Moderator May 10, 2017 #8 By any chance, did you submerge your logs in water for a few hours?
Ratmosphere Moderator Moderator May 10, 2017 #10 Next time, try that but make sure it's not soaked. White beech might work, it worked for my Phalacrognathus muelleri females.
Next time, try that but make sure it's not soaked. White beech might work, it worked for my Phalacrognathus muelleri females.