of a metallic species of flower beetle that shines in a multitude of different tones ranging between red
This is a rare species from Chile that belongs to the distinct subfamily of stag beetles of Lampriminae
Ardentiella species prefer arboreal set-ups
Additional supplements such as calcium (limestone/cuttlefish bone) and fish food should be offered as part of their balanced diet
of a rare species of dazzling blue/green flower beetle which was just brought into captive breeding recently
⨂ BULK Larvae - Stripy Flower Beetle, (Dicronorrhina derbyana) Size of Grub:5x L2 Larvae (20% off) of a metallic species ofCommon name Stripy Flower Beetle Scientific name Dicronorrhina derbyana layardi The listing is for bulk quantities of beetle larva, of an easy to breed, medium sized species of flower beetle where the males are larger than females and are horned. These are CAPTIVE BRED, with this stock originating from Tanzania in Africa. The adult beetles feed on a variety of fruits such as banana, apple, pear, peach and watermelon. The larvae feed on decaying wood