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Wait, u keep Dorcus brevis?

The two females i had died. The second female probably mated but she did not lay eggs. I unintentionally killed one L1 larva while looking for it and there are about 4 or so more covered up holes that I guess have larva. I am hoping they live. I have also found two dead philaurus and one dead L. elaphas and another living female D. tityus (which I have now but dont have a male). I was lucky to find those beetles. I also found a whole lot of dead Xylorysticus in Virginia in a gass statio...

.....gas station that had a river close to it. I found two living Xylorysticus (one female, male) at a wilco station close to our house in North Carolina. They both looked healthy but the male died the next day. Maybe because he mated (not sure if they mated). The female is living right now with rotting wood in her container.

The Dorcus breivis remind me of the 왕사슴벌. 저는 왕사슴벌레 만이있엇서요. 저는 절머스때 동물 아주 조와했어요 그래서 뱀 과 개구리 과 도롱뇽 과 물고기 키우기 자꼬만...

.....키우고시펐어요 그런대언재 못키워서 마니동물 주겼어요 ㅜㅜ. 저는 한국말 이저버리고있어서 말하고있어요 ㅋㅋ 이년전에한국에서 미국 왔어...

I see. It's cool to see that you are living in a place where u can find all sorts of rare beetles Hope u succeed in breeding Dorcus brevis and Xyloryctes.

Usually, Xyloryctes are found in large numbers under single ash tree, which is believed to be their host plant. So I would suggest looking for ash trees in the area where u found the adults if u plan on collecting more

나도 미국에서 5년이나 있...

Crap, my comment got cut off