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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
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Dicronorhina micans is a beetle from Africa, very particular green in color, easy to manage and also suitable for beginners
DIMENSIONS: 30-50 mm average size
ORIGIN: Namibia
AMBIENT VALUES: temperature 25-26 ° C during the day, 18-22 ° C at night, humidity 60-80%
FEEDING: fruit jellies (jellypots) and leaf debris present in the substrate
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT: terrarium or faunabox 30x20x20, specific substrate for beetles, with dry and humid base in a 2: 1 ratio, together with terrarium plants or with fronds that allow to provide adequate shelter, hydration provided by the daily nebulizers (once a day ) or with hydrogel
HABITS: it is a gregarious species that lives in small groups in a certain area and are nocturnal
AGGRESSIVITY: 0 - none
RAPID GROWTH: medium growth, with hatching times of the larvae of about 4-8 months; the already formed beetle lives about 10-11 months
STATUS CITES: no
Specific References
Beech (Fagus sp.)
Practical 1-litre and sterilized steam pack
Ideal for enriching terraries for invertebrates, reptiles and amphibians
Natural food source for centipedes, snails and ornamental insects
Suitable for breeding isopods and enriching terrariums for tropical anuri
Cork ramp, suitable for aquatic turtles, amphibians and aquatic invertebrates
100% natural, Italian, without chemical and eco-sustainable production treatments
Great as a shelter for small reptiles, invertebrates and amphibians
MIX fruit, various tastes
Cold processing, nutritional values balanced by our vet
100% BIO raw materials and meticulous craftsmanship
Balanced formula for invertebrates (centipedes, scorpions, hermit crabs, ornamental beetles) and exotic fruiting animals
Administered to meal insects it provides a huge supply of liquids and supplements vitamins
Kit dedicated to the breeding of beetles, in the form of larvae or insect already developed
The kit consists of everything necessary for correct housing and observation
Possibility to also combine the type of beetle, directly from our store!
Kit dedicated to the breeding of beetles, in the form of larvae or insect already developed
The kit consists of everything necessary for correct housing and observation
Possibility to also combine the type of beetle, directly from our store!
RARITY - Much sought after by collectors
Aggression level 1 - harmless to other insects and the breeder
Widespread in South America
It is kept on around dimensions ranging from 4 to 6 cm in length
Egyptian murderous bug!
Aggression Level 2 - suitable for newbies but very aggressive towards food!
Terricola, lives in deserts and very arid environments
Very voracious, easy to maintain and bred in small groups
Price for 3 Larvae
Easy to breed, even at room temperature
Feeds on foliage and substrate debris
RARITY - particular beetle typical of Namibia desert
Aggressiveness level 0 - very easy for the novice to manage
Widespread in the South African undergrowth areas
It feeds on leaves and debris present in the substrate, with additions of salturian fruit
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
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.
RARITY - Highly sought after, giant or goliath beetle
Aggression level 1 - harmless to other insects and the breeder
Widespread throughout Central Africa
It keeps on dimensions around 11/12 cm and a weight of about 110 gr!
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