Keeping and breeding of beetles

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Tomas.Adzkee, 06.01.2009 0:04

I want to start an insectarium with tropical phytophages.

I don't know how to approach this case....

capacity is not a problem to buy. I want to make it to order. 50x50xlength 80. I plan to divide it into 2-3 sections to plant larvae. rumor has it that they bite each other)

The main question is where to get the animals?
Maybe there is someone in Ukraine / Odessa?

How to deal with customs if you take them to Russia?
If from other countries?

In short, any comments are pleasant

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16.07.2010 9:46, vlad-veras

Under one bronze plate, that would not bother enough capacity in the form of a glass 3-liter jar filled with oak dust mixed with oak leaves. On the surface, place a drinking bowl for terrarium animals in which you put food (sweet fruits-strawberries, cherries, bananas, pears, etc.). Instead of a drinking bowl, you can use a piece of plastic or something similar, even a cork from a 5-liter bottle. Spoiled food - remove and replace with fresh. Fill the container with 2/3 of the substrate. The substrate must be wet. Look for eggs in the light at the very bottom of the jar. Since the bronze is one, it makes sense to transplant it to a new substrate in a new jar every 1-1. 5 months.
Will you sell the larvae?

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16.07.2010 9:58, Liparus

Under one bronze plate, that would not bother enough capacity in the form of a glass 3-liter jar filled with oak dust mixed with oak leaves. On the surface, place a drinking bowl for terrarium animals in which you put food (sweet fruits-strawberries, cherries, bananas, pears, etc.). Instead of a drinking bowl, you can use a piece of plastic or something similar, even a cork from a 5-liter bottle. Spoiled food - remove and replace with fresh. Fill the container with 2/3 of the substrate. The substrate must be wet. Look for eggs in the light at the very bottom of the jar. Since the bronze is one, it makes sense to transplant it to a new substrate in a new jar every 1-1. 5 months.
Will you sell the larvae?

Thank you very much,and take the dust in the form of porashka or large pieces?I'm going to pick at the stump where once in May of this year athenis was discovered.
Aeruginosa saw at the end of May as flew (three times) in the hollow in which the chicks were, perhaps it is only in the dust of the trunk itself razvivaetsya?