aspenentomology
Pupa
I would do that if I had any Dynastes frass. This is my first time keeping them though.
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Likelihood of WC D. tityus females to be fertilized?
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aspenentomology
Pupa
I also feel like I should mention that I had to buy some flake soil to mix into the substrate. I got no eggs with my original setup, probably because there was a lot more topsoil than rotten wood and leaves.
PowerHobo
Chalcosoma
I don't think the species matters too much, to be honest. I know for a fact I used M punctulatus frass with my D tityus when I saw the increase, just because I also had no D tityus frass at the time. Maybe just try to stay within Dynastinae?
aspenentomology
Pupa
This is my first time keeping any rhinos lol.
PowerHobo
Chalcosoma
lol well crap... there's a possibility that just any Scarabaeidae frass would work (if you've kept any), but I'd have to defer to those who know more than myself.
aspenentomology
Pupa
I think I used to have a little bag of Osmoderma frass but I think I used it for something a while ago. No matter, I'll have to stock some up for next time haha.