Hi from Connecticut

Hi Alex,

Welcome! It is possible to rear that species though getting eggs isn't always easy. Isn't it capreolus?

 
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Peter Clausen said:
Hi Alex,

Do you have stock of this beetle already?

Welcome!
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no, I have a preserved male I found dead a while ago, funny how old ones' legs fall off, I know larvae live in rotting wood, which is abundant in the woods behind my house, how far into, oh say, a rotting log, do I need to cut to find larvae, in the core of it, or just peeling bark? I have an ax, pitchfork, shovel, and my grandfather has a pickax I could use to open logs and find larvae. how do I tell male acrosternum hilare from females? I have a nymph at the moment, my adult died from a maggot.
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cre0broter said:
no, I have a preserved male I found dead a while ago, funny how old ones' legs fall off, I know larvae live in rotting wood, which is abundant in the woods behind my house, how far into, oh say, a rotting log, do I need to cut to find larvae, in the core of it, or just peeling bark? I have an ax, pitchfork, shovel, and my grandfather has a pickax I could use to open logs and find larvae. how do I tell male acrosternum hilare from females? I have a nymph at the moment, my adult died from a maggot.
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not cool to lose a larvae from a moggot I don't like those at all
 
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