r/Beetles

Image 1 — Dracula wants to know do people grow up being afraid of bugs or are they just misunderstood🪲🤔💭
Image 2 — Dracula wants to know do people grow up being afraid of bugs or are they just misunderstood🪲🤔💭
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Dracula wants to know do people grow up being afraid of bugs or are they just misunderstood🪲🤔💭

This is my ox beetle ⛧°。 ⋆༺Dracula🩸♱༻⋆。 °⛧ and it’s been a debate on if people grow up being afraid in general OR its taught. Feel free to state your opinions!!!!!

u/syrn_ghost0x0 — 4 days ago
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Look at this delightful fellow!

They are a violet ground beetle that I found under a log :) carabus problematicus

u/rat_person1 — 4 days ago

Newly arrived larvae trying to leave substrate?

First time beetle owner. I recently purchased these Dicronorhina derbyana larvae and they arrived today.

I moved them from the little deli cups they arrived in to these slightly larger containers because the cups didn’t seem to have any ventilation holes. I kept them in the same substrate they arrived in because the extra flake soil I ordered hasn’t arrived. About half of the larvae keep rising out of the substrate and reaching towards the lid every couple of hours, and I’m not sure why. Is this normal post-delivery stress or is there something about the containers they don’t like? Does the substrate need to fill the entire container? If so, what should I do while I wait for the flake soil to arrive/be aerated?

u/sivez97 — 12 days ago

Is this beetle eggs or fungus ?

We have a type of flower beetle and we were wondering if this could be eggs or fungus. We have springtails so fungus we would think to be unlikely in our humble opinion. It may not be very visible on the picture but it definitely is clutches of circles close togheter with black dots in the middle.

u/XSHADOWX_173 — 11 days ago