Distribution: Not sure where in Africa these come from 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 […]
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Distribution: Zimbabwe Breeding hints: Eudicella euthalia oweni 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: I am not sure if the proper ID still is E. euthalia. On flower-beetles.com, a very comprehensive and good resource on Cetonidae breeding, they are listed as a subspecies of Eudicella tetraspilota. Eudicella euthalia is like all other Eudicella species that I have kept a very easy to breed species. They […]
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