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Two males, excited to see what their colors will look like once hardened!
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Two males, excited to see what their colors will look like once hardened!
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has anyone here kept figeater beetles, cotinis mutabilis?
if you have where did you get them? ive been looking everywhere and cant find any ever in stock online (for the US) or at reptile/bug expos anywhere.
id love any tips or tricks too, ive heard they can be difficult to get to pupate or breed
Shows you my isopods and also a flat-backed millipede and a blue death feigning beetle
Added plants to my blue death feigning beetle vivarium :]
Guess who gave everyone mites again
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Rainbow Stag Beetle Care
Rainbow stag beetles are good pets for new beetle keepers because they have short development time despite having long lifespan compared with other large beetles. I’ve compiled my learning from keeping rainbow stag beetles in this guide and hope that it helps you.
Keep the rainbow stag beetle grubs in moist substrates. Replace spent substrates regularly for 6-12 months. Transfer the emerged adult into a ventilated tank with some substrates and barks. Feed it with beetle jelly. Move the gravid female into a tank with decay log buried in flake soil to lay eggs.
Continue reading at xtraordinarypets.com if you want to know more.
beetles I kept for a bit reached their end :] they didn't end up leaving any offsprings but it was great having them
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