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Western Hercules Beetle Care and Breeding Guide

Keep the grub in moist flake soil and replace the spent flake soil. Move the emerged beetle into a tank with a secure lid. Feed it with beetle jelly.
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2 cute ladybugs
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How to Keep Ladybugs as Pets

To keep ladybugs, put the adult ladybugs in a small container. You can decorate the container with some small plants, twigs, and miniature figurines or toys...
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Rainbow Stag Beetle: A Care Guide for Beginners
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Rainbow Stag Beetle: A Care Guide for Beginners

Keep the adult rainbow stag beetle in a ventilated tank filled with coir. Add some barks or the beetle to grasp. Feed the beetle with beetle jelly. Mist the tank regularly.
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Atlas Beetle as Pet: A Guide for Beginners
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Atlas Beetle as Pet: A Guide for Beginners

To keep atlas beetles, place the grub into a ventilated container with flake soil. Maintain the temperature at around 72-77 °F (22-25 °C) and keep the flake soil...
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A rainbow dung beetle
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Rainbow Dung Beetle as Pet: A Guide for Beginners

To keep rainbow dung beetles, house them in a fish tank with a mixture of potting soil, organic compost, coco fiber and some sand as substrates. Keep the tank covered and well ventilated. Feed the beetles with soaked dog biscuit.
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A Complete Guide to Keeping Blue Death Feigning Beetles
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A Complete Guide to Keeping Blue Death Feigning Beetles

Place the adult beetles in a container filled with 2-3” of dry sands. Keep the beetles at room temperature and low humidity. Feed them with dead insects, dog biscuits, or carrots.
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I am Haomaru. I started to develop interest in arthropods since 2007, and have been keeping them for a few years. Along the way, I’ve added fish and geckos to my collection.

While I was trying to keep different species, I notice the information in the internet are quite scattered. Hence I have created this blog to share my experience and knowledge to help beginners who want to start keeping exotic pets.

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