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Friends go to Rwanda (Africa)

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Igor1962, 24.02.2011 21:33

Friends go to Rwanda are far from insects that you can catch there-( probably beetles are easier to take them with your hands) from beetles of all kinds of bronzes and barbels Who is interested in this and what are the average prices for local insects

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24.02.2011 21:58, Proctos

If they are far from insects, they will not catch anything in Rwanda. Only malarial mosquitoes can come, these ones will come by themselves.
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24.02.2011 21:59, Igor1962

I formulated the question incorrectly. I want to interest my friends financially. Therefore, I expect a lively discussion . Who would like to have insects from RWANDA ?

24.02.2011 22:07, Hierophis

Personally, I would catch a tsetse fly first. It's very interesting how it looks, and if it's also with a "charge" - then in general, at home I would try to consider trypanosomsmile.gif

24.02.2011 22:10, Igor1962

What is the process of exporting insecta from Africa ?

24.02.2011 22:15, Victor Titov

Friends go to Rwanda far from insects

  I want to interest my friends financially. Therefore, I expect a lively discussion . Who would like to have insects from RWANDA ?

Sorry, but it seems to me that the question is again posed incorrectly. What does it mean to be interested financially? As your first post suggests, your friends are far from insects. Therefore, it is even further from the methods of collecting them and, even more so, from the methods of preserving the collected material. And the cost of the material depends on its quality directly. What, in Rwanda, insects will fly at them in flocks - just fight them off? I don't think so. Experience shows that people who are far from insects are not enough, that they do not know them and take anything for insects (spiders, millipedes, and woodlice), but they simply do not notice them in nature. It is unlikely that they will be able to collect something in a significant amount, and, moreover, keep it in decent quality. Therefore, the question of their material interest is not relevant. It is better to let them bring at least something personally to you as a gift (by acquaintancewink.gif). And you can show us these gifts later.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 24.02.2011 22: 49
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25.02.2011 0:26, Трофим

In principle, I really want to ask people to bring insects from interesting places. But the problem is not relevant or clear to them. That's why the author came up with this idea. I myself gave my students and colleagues a mattress and stain for practice, but I didn't get anything. So there was even a time when manuscripts made where to collect insects and methods of preserving them. So somehow I didn't get to give it to someone. Material interest significantly increases the chances of increasing the volume of gift products from a country "where I have never been". Yes, that's the problem that arises, the fact that Dmitrich clearly and sofrmuliroval. And if we offer, say, $ 0.2- $ 0.5 per unit and your friends bring 300 flies plus a couple of thousand ants for a sweet substrate. How can you explain to them later that this is not what you expected? The work is done, the terms of the contract are drawn up. So there will be a violation of communication with your friends, with all the ensuing consequences. Although to be honest, I am also tempted, Egyptians, Vietnamese, Chinese, Cameroonians, Hindus, etc., etc. study at the LTA.. Sometimes I look at them and think about how to meet them and ask for a visit, but I'm just not a very sociable person, I'm better at monologues.

25.02.2011 0:28, Трофим

It is necessary to organize exercises for your friends in the field. Only again, you will have to pull them out with a preliminary material interest.

25.02.2011 2:46, Proctos

Throw a fishing rod on the test - whether your friends will look for and then pick in the manure (elephant or buffalo, for example). Even though he's out of town?
I don't say anything about running around with a net at all...
The only thing that will give you a ride is an inspection of the walls of your own house in the evening under a streetlight. Sometimes something arrives, checked (in South Africa).

25.02.2011 9:19, Proctos

Rwanda,
photo http://picasaweb.google.com/Vlad.Shikhalev/Rwanda#
LJ of our man living in Kigali. Rwanda http://mrusi.livejournal.com/

Pictures:
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25.02.2011 12:12, Buzman

The system works with friends, but without any financial background. I always distribute ethyl acetate stains to my friends who are going on long trips, and they usually always bring something. For example, one of my friends from her wedding trip to Hyderabad )) knowing about my hobby, I brought an excellent selection of local black heifers and harpalins-I collected them in the evening under the lanterns in a lemonade bottle with cotton wool soaked in nail polish remover )). And so, in general, they bring a couple of beetles stably (sometimes mixed with cicadas or straight-winged ones).

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25.02.2011 12:33, EcoLog

25.02.2011 12:56, Guest

I had all this in mind when I asked the topic, and I often came across it. So don't talk about bad things.

25.02.2011 18:38, Sergey Pushkin

I'm interested in necrobiont coleoptera. I can give you money for the collection. Or upon collection.

26.02.2011 9:50, Igor1962

necrobionts are beetles from under inanimate animals ? gravediggers, dead-eaters, corpse-eaters ?

26.02.2011 10:07, Sergey Pushkin

necrobionts are beetles from under inanimate animals ? gravediggers, dead-eaters, corpse-eaters ?

Yes. Families: dead eaters, mostly skin eaters. As well as all sorts of small things-glitter, toddlers. In order not to search for the corpses of dead animals, you can put a trap-jar with a piece of meat.

26.02.2011 11:22, косинус

Interested in click beetles.

26.02.2011 11:51, Svyatoslav Knyazev

interesting butterflies-thinworms and scoops. I'll buy it after the fact.

26.02.2011 12:08, Igor1962

it has already become more interesting Who is bigger ?

26.02.2011 16:02, Bad Den

Ground beetles in the broad sense (with racehorses, paussins, and rhizodines). These can fly to the light.

26.02.2011 18:41, Igor1962

I can state that the discussion process is sluggish, and no one believes in a positive solution to this issue. Therefore, I take over the management, Toma register let Bogdan help then you can send messages personally .

27.02.2011 8:38, Igor1962

Vad Den a drop the link to paussin and rizodin

27.02.2011 8:57, Igor1962

Tom, when you arrive at the place, look around, ask the local whites about security for the presence of aggressive tribes and how far you can get away from home. Also for the presence of venomous spiders centipedes scorpions and ticks. Read the forum topics: fishing abroad, fishing in the tropics. And then go to the area and decide where the vegetable gardens end and the wasteland begins, or a steppe with a desert or some kind of forest. There must be a stain. this is a half-liter can of better plastic with a wide throat and a twist-up lid filled with sawdust or scraps of paper or cotton wool soaked in chloroform or nail polish remover. you can also drop gasoline, but you can't overdo it so that these liquids are in the form of vapors . For large beetles, have a syringe filled with ammonia-ammonia to immobilize a large beetle, inject it into the chest from the bottom of the body in the area of the front paws. The beetle needs very little ammonia , its nerve centers are paralyzed immediately.

27.02.2011 9:14, Igor1962

Of the notable beetles, I assume there will be all sorts of horned bronzes-goliathini that sit on flowers and rotting fruit bananas-pineapples, there will also be goliaths on rotting fruit. .Bogdan has a framed Goliath on a shelf. In the vegetable gardens and behind the vegetable gardens in the steppe, you can meet all sorts of fast-running ground beetles of anti-black color with white or red spots, I don't know if there are manticores in Rwanda ? and also in the desert jump horses-cicendelida that fly from place to place and it is difficult to approach them ,you need a net.

27.02.2011 11:33, captolabrus

You carry whatever you catch. Post a photo on the forum and participants will choose who can yes.gifdo what

27.02.2011 18:33, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

In principle, I would buy cockroaches (but how can I explain that, for example, 100 pieces of Periplaneta Americana running around in the hotel and the surrounding area are not needed at all?), earwigs, termites (but they must be collected in alcohol, in series, necessarily of different castes, again-biting), embia (again, only in alcohol). alcohol).

28.02.2011 16:31, EcoLog

In general, let them catch everything they can, and then you can arrange an online auction on the forum - to get more money for insects.

28.02.2011 17:32, Igor1962

Good offer

28.02.2011 20:28, Николаевич

It is very interesting how the case will end. For in a couple of months I've never seen a goliath or a horned bronzer. Maybe because there were no rotting bananas, and even more so pineapples-everything is collected and sold individually, because there is nothing to eat by yourself.
So Goliath is in reserve) for me.

28.02.2011 22:23, Bad Den

It is very interesting how the case will end. For in a couple of months I've never seen a goliath or a horned bronzer. Maybe because there were no rotting bananas, and even more so pineapples-everything is collected and sold individually, because there is nothing to eat by yourself.
So Goliath is in reserve) for me.

And that, too, probably.
But, IMHO, goliaths and those close to them - they feed in the crowns, they practically do not descend to the ground.

28.02.2011 23:04, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

In general, having repeatedly visited the tropics, I can say that large "commodity" insects are very rare - you need to specifically search, know the habitats, etc.

01.03.2011 0:41, Bad Den

In general, having repeatedly visited the tropics, I can say that large "commodity" insects are very rare - you need to specifically search, know the habitats, etc.

Or find knowledgeable people smile.gif
user posted image
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01.03.2011 1:02, EcoLog

So these goods are already piled up)
I would like various small, unpopular and non-commodity ones.

01.03.2011 13:49, Igor1962

All information is valuable. post similar photos and make comments. Do Goliaths need crown traps ?

02.03.2011 11:17, Bad Den

Do Goliaths need crown traps ?

By the way, as an option. Only considering the size, you will have to use 20-liter bottles smile.gif

04.03.2011 14:07, Трофим

Bad luck if you have one on your head smile.gif

26.11.2012 16:01, Igor1962

my friends have already returned . As expected, nothing was brought except photos. The old truth has triumphed, if you want to have it, go yourself and catch it . Subject closed ...

01.12.2012 17:15, Aleksandr Ermakov

Consider it a waste of time wink.gif
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