Distribution: China, Thailand Breeding hints: I am not aware of successful breeding reports for Eupatorus gracilicornis. The key challenge with Eupatorus is to manage to get an active F1 generation. Wild caught females easily lay many eggs, those eggs hatch into healthy larvae that are developing well within the next 8 or so months, and […]
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Distribution: China, Myanmar Breeding hints: I am not aware of detailed breeding reports for Eupatorus hardwickei. The key challenge with Eupatorus is to manage to get an active F1 generation. Wild caught females easily lay many eggs, those eggs hatch into healthy larvae that are developing well within the next 8 or so months, and […]
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Distribution: China Breeding hints: I am not aware of detailed breeding reports for Eupatorus sukkiti. The key challenge with Eupatorus is to manage to get an active F1 generation. Wild caught females easily lay many eggs, those eggs hatch into healthy larvae that are developing well within the next 8 or so months, and then […]
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