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What about the scarab beetle?

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Konung, 10.05.2011 13:27

I brought a live scarab to a friend from the Southern Military District of Kazakhstan as a gift. He put him in a bucket, threw some manure, and he rolled balls. A friend asks-do only females roll balls or not? and if it rolls - will there be larvae?

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10.05.2011 13:51, sergeyrgmu

*0*!!!! I want scarabeeeeeeee!!!!!

10.05.2011 14:00, Bad Den

Balls roll around the floor-in order to bury it and eat it in a quiet environment smile.gif

P.S. Did you bring any dead scarabs? wink.gif

This post was edited by Bad Den - 05/10/2011 14: 01

10.05.2011 14:20, Konung

Balls roll around the floor-in order to bury it and eat it in a quiet environment smile.gif

P.S. Did you bring any dead scarabs? wink.gif

The smile.gifdead scarabs remained in Kazakhstan until July 1, when the border checks of passenger cars are lifted. I didn't dare take it all at once...

11.05.2011 8:02, Raptor

And where in Kazakhstan did they stay?smile.gif I wish I had a little scarab to stare at!!! I am in Karaganda region smile.gif

11.05.2011 12:46, mikee

*0*!!!! I want scarabeeeeeeee!!!!!

It lives in the glove compartment of my car. smile.gifInitially, there were three of them, but they rustled too much, so two were released somewhere in the Ryazan region...

11.05.2011 12:49, sergeyrgmu

*0*!!! in the glove compartment!!!! poor thing....... free?*0* what do you think they'll like about us?

11.05.2011 12:51, sergeyrgmu

Is he going to hang out with our dungheads?

11.05.2011 12:52, Hierophis

Raptor, well, they write that only the dead are left, and then, until July 1 )))
All caught and taken out for sale to collectors wink.gif

In general, I would also like to find it, they write that it is also found in the south of Ukraine, but rarely comes across. And besides him, we have smaller beetles that also roll balls.
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11.05.2011 14:13, Bad Den

And where in Kazakhstan did they stay?smile.gif I wish I had a little scarab to stare at!!! I'm in the Karaganda region smile.gif

Based on the experience of fishing in the Astrakhan region-they fool around at night smile.gif
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11.05.2011 17:47, Sergey Didenko

... and in the daytime, like bronzes, they fly with a whistle at a decent speed. But it is easier to lure by coping with a "big need". Before you finish, they'll start working as drains.

12.05.2011 20:47, Konung

And where in Kazakhstan did they stay?smile.gif I wish I had a little scarab to stare at!!! I'm in the Karaganda region smile.gif

in Pavlodar )

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