Mine are about 20 mm ish in size; smaller than the Cybister sp. I have, but are still larger than most diving beetles I see in my area. loloooh! very nicedytiscus rock,they look good sized,hmm wouldn't mind having a few.![]()
Just saw this message now. I didn't have plans on breeding them though I haven't read up on it either. I will try to get some good pics. I was in the river a few weeks back and saw a swarm under a tree hanging over the river.That sounds awesome! Would love to see pics of them swarming in ponds![]()
Do you plan to breed some in future?
cool! thanks for the info,yeah ive got cybisters here in fla.i don't think fla has dytiscus,but the cybisters arejust as awesomeMine are about 20 mm ish in size; smaller than the Cybister sp. I have, but are still larger than most diving beetles I see in my area. lol
If you search for vernal pools in your area, you might be able to find some![]()
Any chance you live close to this area?cool! thanks for the info,yeah ive got cybisters here in fla.i don't think fla has dytiscus,but the cybisters arejust as awesome![]()
Can't wait to see pics of the swarmJust saw this message now. I didn't have plans on breeding them though I haven't read up on it either. I will try to get some good pics. I was in the river a few weeks back and saw a swarm under a tree hanging over the river.
i live way down south fla.so i will most likely encounter cybisters,Any chance you live close to this area?
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I totally agree on Cybisters being awesome. They are one of my fav. diving beetles in the US![]()
You live in southern parts of FL? That's a great place for collecting many interesting insects. I'm jealous. loli live way down south fla.so i will most likely encounter cybisters,![]()
That's sadyeah, we have an array of sp. but w/all of the constant construction it's getting harder,you have to go further and further away. to go collecting.