Laos Golden Hart Stag Beetle (Rhaetulus crenatus tsutsui)

Laos Golden Hart Stag Beetle (Rhaetulus crenatus tsutsui)Species Summary: Adult lifespan: 4 8 months Pupa period: 1 month. Larva period: Males: 8 12 months, Females 5 8 months. Breeding difficulty: 5 10 Species Info: Rhaetulus crenatus tsutsui, commonly known as the Laos Golden Hart Stag Beetle, is an intriguing and captivating beetle species native to Laos. They are distinct and remarkable in their own right. Laos Golden Hart Stag Beetle is notable for its substantial size, making it one of the remarkable

with individuals ranging from 33 to 68 millimeters

Native to Japan

likely due to their preference to remain within the confines of the country's wooded areas

The larvae thrive on a substrate rich in decaying plant material and can be supplemented with protein sources like dog food

Goliathus regius

is one of the largest and most captivating stag beetle species found in Australia

and relatively short life cycle

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including decaying wood

is a remarkable beetle species native to the forests of Southeast Asia

is a stunning species within the Scarabaeidae family