Distribution: Tanzania Breeding hints: Dicronorrhina are rather easy to breed and make for a good beginners species. It is advisable to reduce the humidity during the pupation stage. There are two forms of Dicronorrhina derbyana conradsi, one with distinct and one with reduced white stripes on the elytrae. Interesting Links: Please suggest links that offer […]
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Distribution: Tanzania Breeding hints: Dicronorrhina are rather easy to breed and make for a good beginners species. It is advisable to reduce the humidity during the pupation stage. Interesting Links: Please suggest links that offer more information about this species Specimen Pictures: Please email me your pictures, if you want to have them displayed here. […]
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Distribution: Zaire Breeding hints: Dicronorrhina are rather easy to breed and make for a good beginners species. It is advisable to reduce the humidity during the pupation stage. Interesting Links: Please suggest links that offer more information about this species Specimen Pictures: Please email me your pictures, if you want to have them displayed here. […]
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Distribution: Indonesia Breeding hints: I am not aware of breeding reports for Digenethle antonoi. Indonesia, as well as Asia overall has so many fascinating flower beetles, most of which have never been bred by hobbyists. Most of their biology remains unknown and I hope that these will make it into the hand of breeders before […]
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Distribution: Myanmar Breeding hints: I am not aware of breeding reports for Digonophorus costipennis. I do however know that they have made it to Japan a few years back, but am not sure how successful the breeding attempts had been. Interesting Links: Please suggest links that offer more information about this species Specimen Pictures: Pictures […]
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Distribution: Myanmar Breeding hints: I am not aware of detailed breeding reports for Digonophorus elegans. I do however know that they have made it to Japan a few years back and that the breeding efforts, at least for some hobbyists, have been quite successful. Interesting Links: Please suggest links that offer more information about this […]
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Distribution: Malawi Breeding hints: I am not aware of detailed breeding reports of Diplognatha. I found them a very difficult to breed species, but they were quite long lived. If you have information, please share. Interesting Links: Petr Malec has some breeding experiences written down on his website Please suggest other links that offer more […]
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Distribution: Malawi Breeding hints: I am not aware of detailed breeding reports of Diplognatha. I found them a very difficult to breed species, but they were quite long lived. If you have information, please share. Interesting Links: Petr Malec has some breeding experiences written down on his website Please suggest other links that offer more […]
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Distribution: Namibia Breeding hints: I am not aware of detailed breeding reports of Dischista cincta. If you have information, please share. Interesting Links: Please suggest other links that offer more information about this species Specimen Pictures: Please email me your pictures, if you want to have them displayed here. Pictures of living specimen: Design and […]
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Distribution: Indonesia Breeding hints: Dorcus alcides is rather easy to breed. The females lay eggs into relatively hard white rotten wood logs. The larvae can be reared in these logs or be separated and fed with white rotten wood pieces stuffed into containers. Big specimen are commonly reared on kinshi fungus. For the rest of […]
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