Distribution: Zaire Breeding hints: Eudicella gralli is quite a variable species with a number of subspecies. A lot of populations have been cross-bred and hybridized without being labelled properly, adding to the confusion about proper IDs. If you keep Eudicella species, please make sure to keep your populations clean and do not crossbreed them. Eudicella […]
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Distribution: Zaire Breeding hints: Eudicella gralli is quite a variable species with a number of subspecies. A lot of populations have been cross-bred and hybridized without being labelled properly, adding to the confusion about proper IDs. If you keep Eudicella species, please make sure to keep your populations clean and do not crossbreed them. Eudicella […]
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Distribution: Cameroun Breeding hints: Eudicella gralli is quite a variable species with a number of subspecies. A lot of populations have been cross-bred and hybridized without being labelled properly, adding to the confusion about proper IDs. If you keep Eudicella species, please make sure to keep your populations clean and do not crossbreed them. Eudicella […]
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Distribution: Burundi Breeding hints: Eudicella gralli is quite a variable species with a number of subspecies. A lot of populations have been cross-bred and hybridized without being labelled properly, adding to the confusion about proper IDs. If you keep Eudicella species, please make sure to keep your populations clean and do not crossbreed them. Eudicella […]
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Distribution: East Africa Breeding hints: Eudicella smithi bertherandi is like all other Eudicella species that I have kept a very easy to breed species. They make for a good entry into beetles breeding. Eggs are laid into a mix of rotten wood and leaves. Larvae normally do not show cannibalistic tendencies and pupate without problems […]
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Distribution: East Africa Breeding hints: Eudicella smithi shiratica is like all other Eudicella species that I have kept a very easy to breed species. They make for a good entry into beetles breeding. Eggs are laid into a mix of rotten wood and leaves. Larvae normally do not show cannibalistic tendencies and pupate without problems […]
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Distribution: Tanzania Breeding hints: Eudicella trilineata interruptefasciata is like all other Eudicella species that I have kept a very easy to breed species. They make for a good entry into beetles breeding. Eggs are laid into a mix of rotten wood and leaves. Larvae normally do not show cannibalistic tendencies and pupate without problems in […]
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Distribution: Tanzania Breeding hints: Not sure if the ID of the below photgraphed specimen is correct, I would guess them to be E. t. interuptefasciata. Eudicella trilineata trilineata is like all other Eudicella species that I have kept a very easy to breed species. They make for a good entry into beetles breeding. Eggs are […]
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Distribution: Cameroun Breeding hints: Eudicella woermanni is like all other Eudicella species that I have kept a very easy to breed species. They make for a good entry into beetles breeding. Eggs are laid into a mix of rotten wood and leaves. Larvae normally do not show cannibalistic tendencies and pupate without problems in the […]
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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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