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Preferably in A1 condition and not pinned. Let me know what you have and what you're asking for them, thanks!

Went out to Ocala today along with LarvaHunter and got some very nice finds. Found 15 Phileurus truncatus larvae plus one adult female inside of a CYPRESS PINE! didn't even know it was possible to find them inside of these kinds of trees. Later we found 9 more Phileurus truncatus larvae in an...

Found these today in Altamonte Springs, FL. 10 larvae plus an adult female.

Found these larvae within a rotting oak stump. These were found in Altamonte Springs, FL. Head capsule is too red to be Dynastes and Ive been told Strategus is found in the dirt, not in decaying oak. Any Ideas of that species they might be? Sorry for the photo quality. It was taken with my...

New addition to my collection. Measured at 43.45mm. Sorry for the blurry photos, I still need to upgrade to a better camera.

Lucanus elaphus minor pairs available for $60 plus shipping. $15 for extra females if you order a pair.

The other day I posted a pic of a species I found which I thought to be Phileurus truncatus. However, I misidentified it and Ryan and Lucanus correctly identified it as Phileurus valgus. So yesterday I was out looking for grubs and found some Phileurus truncatus pupae and one Adult in a rotting...

Went to check on some eggs today and to my surprise I found 3 tiny Strategus splendens grubs. Last month I found a female S. splendens while collecting around lights. Soon after she laid 4 eggs before I sent her to Lucanus. Of the 4 eggs, 3 became translucent and swollen while a 4th remained...

I dont find these too often. This one is quite small and no horns so its probably a female. Hopefully she will lay some eggs.

Very cool beetles and very docile. I have quite a few available for $4 each. They are nice and big at around 1.5". I am located in Orlando, FL. Shipping will be $6 through USPS Priority.

Hello guys, Ive collected some beetles in an area near by and I'm pretty sure they are from the genus Strategus but I'm not sure which species. The first beetle is what I call the "black form". It has a much more rounder body and almost a pitch black color. It has one tiny horn in the front and...

Would anyone be able to tell me what species of beetle this grub belongs to? I pulled it out of the base of an oak tree where the wood was decomposing. The larva is quite large. Below is a pic of the larva and where I pulled it from. Today was my first attempt at trying to find Dynastes tityus...

hello guys, new member from Orlando,FL. Got into this hobby to start collecting US species like Dynastes granti and tityus. Hope to learn much here.