T. dichotomus in pupal cell

Randolph XX()

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high ends:
89mm Dorcus grandis grandis from Northern India for bidding in Japan
http://www.bidders.co.jp/item/53414566
103000 yen = 938 usd could cost more if the rear legs' segments weren't missing..
http://www.bidders.co.jp/item/53152793
91 mm Lucanus cervus judaicus
18000 yen= 1640 usd
even protected Taiwanese Dorcus curvidens formosanus in gigantic size
http://www.bidders.co.jp/item/53244382

http://www.bidders.co.jp/item/53117278
monsterous Mesopotus tarandus record broker
but it's 1000000 yen= 9116.6 usd
living jewels.....
check this page and u'll get the idea...
http://www.bidders.co.jp/dap/sv/list1?categ_id=9311018&cf=N&srm=Y&sort=price,D&cf=N
they are all living beetles, not those for pining..
 
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Dark Raptor said:
If you give more proteins to Scarab's food they will grow much larger than specimens captured in the wild. I've tested this on few species and it really works. I've never tried this with stag beetles, so I can't help with that family.

Protein rich foods like cat kibbles seem to go uneaten buy my Dynastids... Unless their substrate is all but gone. even one piece of kibble always causes a proliferance of mites. With my Cetonids larvae they will eat handfuls and the drier substrate makes it hard for mites to survive. I think i will try Hiroshi Kojima's formula mixed with dry horse dung... My wife will love me for this i'm sure ;) I would like to know if there are any other protein supplements that will work besides fish food, cat kibble, and things that rot so quickly. That is why fungle supplements are sounding good to me.
 

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Randolph, The site you sudgested would be great... if i could read Japanese. ;)
 
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