Flake Soil (Food for Beetle Larvae) Volume:2 Bag (2.4 gallon) Breeding Dorcus hopei hopei in

Breeding Dorcus hopei hopei in captivity can be a rewarding but challenging endeavor

it is important to maintain a warm and humid environment

usually with moist substrate

gigas involves internal fertilization

with proper temperature

Flake Soil (Food for Beetle Larvae) Volume:2 Bag (2.4 gallon) Breeding Dorcus hopei hopei inEach bag contains about 1. 2 gallon (volume) of flake soil. Stag beetles generally prefer less fermented or decayed flake soil, and rhino flower beetles prefer more fermented or decayed flake soil. Goliath beetle larvae do feed on flake soil in their early stages, but primarily will need to be fed supplementary protein like Koi pellets. Contact us for more information What is the Beetle Substrate? 1. It is a food for your beetle larvae, and other