Exchange beetles

I'm sorry, the last message I sent was

For exchange, there are beetles from different groups from the Caucasus, Southern Russia, and Siberia. Other groups of insects can also be discussed. Exchange for barbels (any region of the world).

It is very interesting. One question - where do you live - if further than Moscow, then the exchange will not work (with me)

I wonder why? Are you fundamentally changing only with Moscow?

I don't want to send it by mail - it's too expensive and too long. And then Moscow trains do not know how to go (whether they go at all). Well, they should go to St. Petersburg (but I don't know how much the proverb will cost..)

I don't want to send it by mail - it's too expensive and too long. And then Moscow trains do not know how to go (whether they go at all). Well, they should go to St. Petersburg (but I don't know how much the proverb will cost..)

I recently tried to send a parcel with a guide to Moscow, and was surprised to learn that guides are now forbidden to take and transfer any parcels. Fight against terrorism...

This post was edited by Bad Den - 05.10.2006 21: 34

in my opinion, they say nonsense, since not so long ago experiments on this soil showed the opposite

Generally forbidden, but you can negotiate

free forbidden all

For exchange, there are beetles from different groups from the Caucasus, Southern Russia, and Siberia. Other groups of insects can also be discussed. Exchange for barbels (any region of the world).

There are barbels for exchange - including from Southeast Asia.
I am interested in comb-whiskers( hornbills), plate-whiskers (especially geotrups, phanea, and rhinoceroses), and ground beetles (carabuses, etc.).

This post was edited by Drassodes - 06.10.2006 10: 57

Generally forbidden, but you can negotiate

We just did not agree on the price with the guide
It was cheaper to go back and forth to Moscow (by buying seats).

There are barbels for exchange - including from Southeast Asia.
I am interested in comb-whiskers( hornbills), plate-whiskers (especially geotrups, phanea, and rhinoceroses), and ground beetles (carabuses, etc.).

Can you send us a list of barbels? I can send you my bonus list. Small ground beetles are also available, for other groups it is better after the season, but you can still find something now. address - dorcadion@yandex.ru

We just did not agree on the price with the guide
It was cheaper to go back and forth to Moscow (by buying seats).

Did you try to sell him something with beetles? 2 weeks ago from Rostov-on-Don the parcel cost (branded train) 200 rubles.

Bad Den: and it was impossible to approach another explorer

I only have sawyers on my nose, and platyceruses and dorcuses on my horns. There are also a couple of cervi, but not very large (5.5 cm). Of the geo corpses, only stercorosus. I haven't figured out the status yet

2 KDG:
No, there was a small box. I suspect that this was a local order on the State Railway - not to transfer parcels.

2 RippeR:
I asked several guides, only 1 agreed, but...

This post was edited by Bad Den - 10/06/2006 15: 32

Hi.I live in England.My colleague collaborates on insects (beetles,but not only) and spiders.Don't mind swapping beetles.If anyone is interested, please contact us.

Ja poluchaju s provodnikami pticu, ne tolko ghukov, i iz rossii i obratno toghe.
tut - kak popadesh.

Menja interesjut ghuki: Cerambycidae, Lucanidae, nekotorie Scarabaeidae (Geotrupes, Cetonionidae i pohoghie), osobenno Lethrus (est koe-chto iz nih na obmen. I ne tolko ih) prichem ne tolko suhie, no i ghivie. V Chehii mnogo evropeiskih i tropicheskih vidov razvoditsja, esli interesno mogu organizovat peresilku cherez Piter.

Chto est na obmen prisilaite na "mikepride@centrum.cz"

Privet!

Hi.I live in England.My colleague collaborates on insects (beetles,but not only) and spiders.Don't mind swapping beetles.If anyone is interested, please contact us.

Does his nick-name is "Oleander"?

Dear sirs!
I would be very grateful if any of you can help me find the following types (it is possible to exchange or provide links to sites where you can buy what you are looking for).

fam. Cetonidae.
Are needed:

Liocola insperata (Lewis.)
Cetonischema speciosa venusta (Men.)
Eupotosia koenigi (Reitt)
Eu. affinis tyrrenica Miks.
Protaetia (Potosia) famelica famelica (Janss)
P. (P.) famelica scheini (Miks)
P. (P.) afgana (Petr.)
P. (P.) cretica (Reitt.)
Netocia ithae (Reitt.)
N. hungarica auliensis (Reitt.)
N. persica (Kr.)
N. squamosa (Lef.)
N. sardea (Gory.)
Раleira femorata (Ill.)
You can use A -. Ideally, there are pairs of males and females of each species. Actually, if anyone wants to exchange, then I can send lists of types for exchange to the personal account or to the soap.
Sincerely, Nimrod.

Dear sirs!
I would be very grateful if any of you can help me find the following types (it is possible to exchange or provide links to sites where you can buy what you are looking for).

fam. Cetonidae.
Are needed:

Liocola insperata (Lewis.)
Cetonischema speciosa venusta (Men.)
Eupotosia koenigi (Reitt)
Eu. affinis tyrrenica Miks.
Protaetia (Potosia) famelica famelica (Janss)
P. (P.) famelica scheini (Miks)
P. (P.) afgana (Petr.)
P. (P.) cretica (Reitt.)
Netocia ithae (Reitt.)
N. hungarica auliensis (Reitt.)
N. persica (Kr.)
N. squamosa (Lef.)
N. sardea (Gory.)
Раleira femorata (Ill.)
You can use A -. Ideally, there are pairs of males and females of each species. Actually, if anyone wants to exchange, then I can send lists of types for exchange to the personal account or to the soap.
Sincerely, Nimrod.

Are you only interested in Cetonidae? and vice versa - do you only have Cetonidae available?

No way, Mr. KDG. This "list" is like a test balloon, if you will. Priorities - only Scarabaeoidea, Lucanidae. In any case, I am very interested in any material, both on adults and larvae of the above groups from the Mediterranean. Well, I can't find it anywhere! I understand that "Search rules", but somehow I didn't come across it. Attempts to reach out directly to "colleagues" from this region were not successful.
Follow the list. I would be grateful for any constructive suggestions, especially if someone has the opportunity to collect larvae and pupae (in principle, any Pleurosticti) for exchange or temporary processing.
I have not yet given a list of my collection, in particular on Cetoniidae, since the information, first of all, may be of interest only to narrow specialists, and this topic, as I understand it, covers a wider range of interests.
Sincerely, Nimrod.

Kravchiki for exchange:

- S.str.: L. bituberculatus; L. tschatkalensis; L. apterus;
- Ceratodirus: L. karelini;
- Abrognathus: L. tuberculifrons;
- Heteroplistodes: L. korzhinskii; L. lebedevi
- Microlethrus: L. microbuccis;
- Scelolethrus: L. gissaricus;
- Autolethrus: L. arnoldi; L. geminatus (обе формы); L. mucronatus; L. scoparius; L. sulcipennis.

They are also mainly interested in kravchiki in exchange.

I sent my preliminary list of Lethruss to your email address, Mr. mikepride. I hope there are some interesting views for you.
Sincerely, Nimrod.

P.S. Is there really no one from Europe? Straight "iron curtain" of some kind...

P.S. Is there really no one from Europe? Straight "iron curtain" of some kind...

I'm from Europe !!!!!!!!!!!

I will sell or exchange (but only for Carabus, Callistenes, Calosoma, Meloidae) the following animals:
Plates
of Aphodius turkestanicus Heyd.
Ceratophyus mesasiaticus Medv. et Nikol.
Cetonia aurata L.
Chioneosoma porosum F.-W.
Chironitis sterculius Ball.
Codocera ferruginea Eschscholtz
Copris linaris L.
Coptognathus attila Men.
Epicometis hirtiformis Rtt.
Euoniticellus pallipes F.
Geotrupes impressus Gebl.
Glaphyrus oxypterus Pall.
Gymnopleurus aciculatus Gebl.
Gymnopleurus flagellatus F.
Gymnopleurus mopsus Pall.
Maladera holosericea Scop.
Onthophagus gibbulus Pall.
Onthophagus haroldi Ball.
Onthophagus marginalis Gebl.
Onthophagus vitulus F.
Oxythyrea cinctella Schaum.
Pentodon bidens Pall.
Phaeadoretus comptus Men.
Abscesses
Hycleus atrata atrata Pall.
Hycleus khodjentica Ball.
Hycleus scabiosae Ol.
Hycleus tekkensis Heyd.
Lytta clematidis Pall.
Mylabris calida Pall.
Mylabris crocata Pall.
Mylabris frolovi iliensis Kuzin
Mylabris intermedia F.-W.
Mylabris quadripunctata L.
Mylabris quadrisignata F.-W.
Mylabris schrenki Gebl.
Callisthenes
elegans Kirsch.
Calosoma denticolle Gebl.
Calosoma deserticola Sem.
Carabus aeneolus
Carabus akinini A.Mor.
Carabus clathratus L.
Carabus nemoralis Muell.
Chlaenius flavicornis F.-W.
Cicindela granulata Gebl.
Cicindela lacteola Pall.
Cicindela littoralis conjunctaepustulata Dokht
Poecilus akinini Tschitsch.
Pterostichus niger Schall.
Scarites bucida Pall.
and the rest of the beetle families (write if you are interested in something specific)

This post was edited by Mylabris - 08.12.2006 23: 30

Oxythyrea cinctella
Gymnopleurus flagellatus
Gymnopleurus aciculatus
Chioneosoma porosum
Carabus akinini
Cicindela granulata
Cicindela lacteola
Cicindela littoralis conjunctaepustulata
Scarites bucida

how much do you want for each of them?

Types of interest to me:
Aphodius turkestanicus Heyd.
Ceratophyus mesasiaticus Medv. et Nikol.
Chironitis sterculius Ball.
Codocera ferruginea Eschscholtz
Coptognathus attila Men.
Epicometis hirtiformis Rtt.
Glaphyrus oxypterus Pall.
This is very interesting, Mr. Mylabris. I can only contribute on Meloidae, but I don't think I'll offend you here. Please write the list to my personal account.
Questions.
Cetonia aurata L. "and from where?"
Copris linaris L. Maybe lunaris? There's also inachis, but that's probably not the case, is it?

Mr. Ripper, c Oxythyrea cinctella I can help you if you want-no problem.

Sincerely, Nimrod.

This post was edited by Nimrod - 09.12.2006 02: 55

Of course, lunaris-misspelled. C. aurata - from south-eastern Kazakhstan.
What are the abscesses from which regions?

There are the following positions:
- Carabus (Morphocarabus) regalis Fisch. (Altai);
- Carabus (Morphocarabus) henningi Fisch. (Altai).
- Carabus (Morphocarabus) putus ssp. spasskianus Fisch. (Altai) - 4 specimens.
- Carabus (Oreocarabus) hortensis L. (Tula region);
- Calosoma (Acolosoma) inquisitor L. (Volgograd region);
- Calosoma (s.str.) sycophanta L. (Volgograd region);
- Nebria (Catonebria) catenulata Fisch. (Altai);
- Eodorcadion carinatum ssp. blessigi Ganglb. (Altai) - 4 copies.
- Brachyta variabilis Gebl. (extreme form-nigrum) (slightly) (Altai);
- Brachyta interrogationis L. (varia) (Altai);
- Asias halodendri ssp. minutus Hamm. (2 male; 1-A1, 1-A-) (Altai);
- Carilia virginia ssp. aemula Mnnh. (Altai);
also Meloidae, Carabidae, Chrysomelidae – undetermination (Altai, Volgograd region).
I am interested in the tribe Carabini (especially the genus Carabus, Calosoma).

Maybe someone needs it:

Scarabaeidae
Hexodon unicostatum-Madagascar
Plaesiorrhina ochreata-Madagascar
Coptomia mauritania - Madagascar

Cerambycidae
Lamia textor - Nizhny Novgorod region.

Elateridae
Elater ruficollis-Chile

Carabidae
Carabus scabrosus tauricus-Crimea (3 pcs)
Carabus impressus-Israel
Carabus aeruginosus-Irkutsk region
Carabus wulffiusi-Primorye
Carabus venustus-Primorye
Carabus canaliculatus-Primorye (3 pcs)
Carabus septemcarinatus-S. Kavkaz
Cicindela restricta-Irkutsk region (2 pcs)
Broscus laevigatus-Israel

This post was edited by Bad Den-02/08/2007 10: 23

 
Carabus impressus-Israel
Carabus aeruginosus-Irkutsk region
Carabus wulffiusi-Primorye
Carabus venustus-Primorye

Interested in the specified positions. My list is right in front of yours. If you are also interested in something else, please let us know.
By the way, some kind of sluggish process here, on the exchange of beetles.

2 Nimrod: I'm generally interested in beetles, what do you have?

Entalex, from your list I am interested in Carabus (Morphocarabus) regalis, Carabus (Morphocarabus) putus, Carilia virginia, Carabus (Morphocarabus) henningi

Yes, it was quite lively when Mr. Bad Den posted his list of Good Luck in the exchange!!!

Interested in the specified positions. My list is right in front of yours. If you are also interested in something else, please let us know.
By the way, some kind of sluggish process here, on the exchange of beetles.

this is the process, because the offer is sour...

  
Entalex, from your list I am interested in Carabus (Morphocarabus) regalis, Carabus (Morphocarabus) putus, Carilia virginia, Carabus (Morphocarabus) henningi

2 Bad Den
Thank you for your feedback. I sent you an email with questions about the terms of the exchange. I'll answer right away. Thank you in advance.
(The letter, of course, is sent by E-mail. Suddenly misunderstood!)

This post was edited by Entalex - 07.02.2007 19: 09

this is the process, because the offer is sour...

2KDG
You, Mr. KDG, have probably collected 99.9% of the world's barbel fauna (you are a Cerambycidae specialist), and you may now be interested in the differences of populations at the molecular level within the Indo-Malaysian archipelago. In this case, you can only rejoice (or sympathize?) and advise you to change this "cheap" forum to a more professional one, where you will be offered an exchange of the rarest beetles. Provided that you have equivalent material for this procedure. Absolutely not "turned on", but your arrogant remarks (this is not the first), just ask for an answer!
Sincerely ...

  2KDG
You, Mr. KDG, have probably collected 99.9% of the world's barbel fauna (you are a Cerambycidae specialist), and you may now be interested in the differences of populations at the molecular level within the Indo-Malaysian archipelago. In this case, you can only rejoice (or sympathize?) and advise you to change this "cheap" forum to a more professional one, where you will be offered an exchange of the rarest beetles. Provided that you have equivalent material for this procedure. Absolutely not "turned on", but your arrogant remarks (this is not the first), just ask for an answer!
With respect...

ahem, strange conclusions... it's not about the" quality " of offers (interesting material can come from anywhere), but about their quantity.

"Scratched on the groundcocks" - still available:
Carabus granulatus-Nizhny Novgorod region (1 piece)
Carabus cancellatus-Nizhny Novgorod region (1 piece)
Carabus nemoralis-Nizhny Novgorod region (1 piece)
Nebria livida-Irkutsk region (2 pieces)
Nebria (Boreonebria) subdilatata - Irkutsk region (6 pieces)