EXOTIC INSECTS
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Beautiful cetonid from Africa, bright green in color
Easy to breed, with 60/70% humidity and an average temperature of 18-25 ° C
RARITY - Brightly colored Vespa, highly sought after on the collectors' market
Aggressiveness level 8 - aggressive, attacks any insect even of larger size
Widespread in Africa, South Asia, Hawaii
It injects a neurotoxin into host insects, parasitizing them, inhibiting escape
RARITY - beautiful beetle with metallic colors, highly sought after and appreciated
Aggression level 8 - aggressive, accepts almost anything with great voracity
Widespread in Egypt, and in the Sahara desert, in particularly arid areas
Easy to manage, it requires an arid environment full of hiding places and plants
One of the most popular hermit crabs among neophytes
Aggressiveness level 1 - Suitable for beginners, easy to manage and resistant
Widespread in various areas of Ecuador, it has a balanced omnivorous diet
It has nocturnal habits, resting during the day away from the heat of the sun
One of the rarest and most colorful crabs on the market
Aggressiveness level 1 - Suitable for beginners, easy to manage and resistant
Widespread in various areas of Costa Rica and Mexico
It has nocturnal habits, omnivorous, has beautiful colors
Rare and beautiful variant of Coenobita perlatus, with much darker shades
Aggressiveness level 1 - Suitable for beginners, easy to manage and resistant
Widespread in various areas of Ecuador, it has a balanced omnivorous diet
It has nocturnal habits, resting during the day in the heat from the heat of the sun
RARITY - South African beetle, rarely commercially available
Aggressiveness level 0 - suitable for beginners, easy to manage
Terrestrial, lives in deserts and very arid environments
A rarity in the sector, characterized by a colorful, shiny livery that varies depending on the various morphs on the market.
Easy to raise, with 60-80% humidity and an average temperature of 18-25°C.