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  2. JKim

    My beetle shelves are filling up pretty quick!

    I've been checking up with Strategus antaeus weekly to collect eggs and larvae. Eggs in 2oz container to incubate, larvae in 16oz to feed them. Every eggs I collected are first stored in 2oz container then about two-three weeks later I transfer them into 16oz (when larva is observed). So far, I...
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  4. JKim

    Lucanus capreolus male major

    Seems like this is the year for Lucanids! Found handful numbers of Lucanus placidus, L. capreolus, and few females of L. elaphus. Sounds great for me and my colleague. We are currently working on a manuscript to describe the Lucanids found in the state Louisiana. Will update later in the...
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  6. JKim

    Strategus antaeus eggs

    I was successfully able to get eggs from Strategus antaeus last year, but only one survived power outage from Hurricane Laura.. I'm hoping for a successful "rearing" this time...
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  8. JKim

    Dog/Other Pets

    I've been rearing beetles for about 20 years now, and for the first time in my life with insects, I started to keep non-insect started last year... was two tortoises. And actually, it is only 2 days away from a full year since I kept these two. They arrived in my hands when they were only 40...
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    Dyscinetus morator larvae

    Anyone interested in keeping and rearing unusual, or rather, nonpreferred, unpopular beetle species? Dyscinetus morator is pretty common species of subfamily Dynastinae at my area, and is pretty widely distributed. I've collected hundreds and thousands of this species, but never attempted to...
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  11. JKim

    Light trapping problems

    You cut off female side. connect black to black, white to white, Loop the green, and tape it to itself. Once you cut it, it will look this way.
  12. JKim

    Rosy Maple Moth (Dryocampa rubicunda) eggs (set of 12)

    If anyone interested in rearing moth caterpillars, I have some eggs for Dryocampa rubicunda, generally known as Rosy Maple Moth. $15 with First Class postage included. If anyone is interested, let me know. *Quote to reply or send me a message so I can receive notification from you. Thanks.
  13. JKim

    A great result for a a single night

    12 females of Lucanus placidus in a single night (with one male). This year seems very interesting so far. I've only collected 1-2 specimens of Lucanus placidus each year from 2017 to 2020, but I collected over 30 specimens this year from one location. Even more: 12 females with one male in...
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  15. JKim

    Shredded and dried oak leaves

    Shredded and dried oak leaves for sale. $24 for one gallon with 1-3 Day Priority postage included. Hit me up if anyone is interested.
  16. JKim

    Dynastes granti color morph question

    If you are referring the green as GREEN, then NO. However, there are some phenotypic variation in overall color being yellowish grey to bluish grey. Some of Japanese bred specimens are tend to be white overall with no or barely any spots. You can tell male is vividly yellowish while female is...
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    Would anyone be interested in Dyscinetus morator?

    Here is a batch of eggs laid by Dyscinetus morator. I've probably collected thousands of these a decade, and this year is my first time ever attempted to rear them. It was interesting to see how they lay quite a lot of eggs in one spot, instead of here and there sparsely one by one. This is one...
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    Dyscinetus morator eggs

    For those who do not aware of what Dyscinetus morator looks like: https://junsukkim.wordpress.com/2016/08/03/dyscinetus-morator-fabricius-1798-coleoptera-scarabaeidae-dynastidae/ This is what they look like. This species is very abundant where they occur. As a common morphological...
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