Random pics to make up for what I've missed

[tikibartender2]

Is that a Dorcus at the end there? - fantastic photos. Thanks

[jxz107]

@tikibartender2 Actually, it's a rhinoceros beetle, Allomyrina Dichotoma. Thanks for watching!

The larvae at the beginning and the yellow pupae that follow are Dorcus species. : )

[RachelSnakes]

Glad the breeding project is comming along! They look so freaky looking as pupae lol Awesome pic of the big jaws at 3:01

[jxz107]

@RachelSnakes Thanks a bunch! Yeah, I have 2 males, each will breed 2 females, which makes about 24-240 eggs/larvae(the one that bred laid 60+)

LOL, he looks so big, but he's rather small in person. He bred too!

Yep, you should google "tiger beetle pupae" and "hornet pupae" even worse!

[SAsgarters]

Very nice. :)