Oh I'll be doing some banging.......
eat it
Quote from: 090901 on August 06, 2013, 02:04:22 PMeat itthis. and don't forget to record it.
Another insect keeper? Welcome to the club! However, if you indeed are as manly as you say, you shouldn't breed a beetle that eats flowers and fruits! You should keep manly insects! In other words, dangerous and/or voracious predators, such as:
Bah. I caught one, put it in a terrarium and now I can't see it. Did it dig under the surface ? Does it lack direct sunlight?This morning I went to catch another one or more, didn't found anything. It's either not hot enough or this year isn't kind on beetles.Quote from: Domanating on August 08, 2013, 08:35:27 AMAnother insect keeper? Welcome to the club! However, if you indeed are as manly as you say, you shouldn't breed a beetle that eats flowers and fruits! You should keep manly insects! In other words, dangerous and/or voracious predators, such as:Maybe I should find a few Cincindela campestris, the green tiger beetle, and start keeping them. I hear the adults are incredibly bloodthirsty, and even the larvae are ambush predators.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cicindela_campestrisI would need to breed flies or/and mealworms for it, though.
Tiger beetles are just plain fast. Always wanted one. Too bad they don't exist here in Malaysia The centipedes here are pretty small and I never find a live one.I did keep a Caucasus beetle for quite some time though.
Quote from: S.H.I.E.L.D on August 09, 2013, 07:21:06 AMTiger beetles are just plain fast. Always wanted one. Too bad they don't exist here in Malaysia The centipedes here are pretty small and I never find a live one.I did keep a Caucasus beetle for quite some time though.If you live in Malaysia, you are so wrong. You have almost everything an exotic pet keeper would want and I envy you just because of that. Tiger beetles do in fact live in Malaysia and it's not just one species. You also have Giant centipedes there. Not to mention countless spectacular insect species, countless praying-mantis species that I would die to have, Chameleons, snakes, tarantulas, giant stick/leaf insects and god knows what else.You do not know what you have there but you have a lot. Check this site out and see for yourselfhttp://orionmystery.blogspot.pt/2010/06/some-amazing-malaysian-beetles.html