Dynastes tityus, commonly known as the Eastern Hercules Beetle, is one of the largest and heaviest beetles in North America. Native to the eastern and southeastern United States, males sport impressive horns used in combat over mates, while females are hornless and slightly smaller. Their elytra range from green to tan or gray, often mottled with black spots that vary individually. Larvae develop in decaying wood, feeding for up to a year before pupating
Eastern Hercules Rhino Beetle Grub (Dynastes tityus)
Size: L1 Grub
Status: Captive Bred
Diet: Eastern and Southwest USATemperature 20-25 C Humidity 60-70% Diet Grubs - Flake Soil, Rotting Wood
Adults - soft fruit, mushrooms, beetle jelly
Enclosure As grubs keep in a smaller container in a depth
of substrate
As adults keeper terrestrial with a deep substrate
layer but also lots of wood and leaf little
for climbing