They sure are! According to other comments you might be able to get a hold of one! ... for a pretty penny tho edit: just noticed you've already seen the message haha, best of luck!
i love everything about your channel dude. i've always been insane about beetles but their massive abundance in diversity makes the entire order just overwhelming to study. your videos just make the process 10x more enjoyable and they motivate me to go back out and research them 💕🪲 great music, great editing, great info, just super fun content!! thank you!
Ayyy I'm so happy that my videos are motivating you to research! I really appreciate your comment! If you have any fun facts or potentially cool topics to cover from your research, I'm all ears :D
love my boi, mtu! a nice insight in goliath beetles. wont even try to breed them, but respect to all breeders out there who are successfull! keep it up!
love Goliath Beetles, awesome video man. well put together. i liked the part going over each one in the genus individually. I used to follow a few japanese beetle keepers on instagram a couple years ago and they would always weigh the larva of various beetles on scales and show off the weight hahaha. looks fun
Very cool video ! I have actually 5 larva of G. goliatus albatus and i agree, it's a very special care compare of other flower beetle or rhino beetle 😅
Great vid as always! Fun fact about Goliath beetles for us Americans: they’re actually 100% legal to import and keep here (except Florida). So you won’t need to hide them from the landlady, lol.
Goliath! I was hoping you'd do this one next, since its the only huge amazing exotic beetle that's legal here in the US, and I'm dying to have one. Have you ever kept them before? Are they hard to pupate? A larva goes for around $50 and I'm scared I'll kill it, but an adult is like $120. I really want that goliath gatcha too...
I've never kept them before but I probably will eventually haha. The larva takes a lot more care than other beetles because of it's protein requirements and you also have to have specific dirt for when it's growing and before it pupates, it's awfully picky about what it makes it's pupal cocoon out of and that could risk it's chance of survival. If you want the challenge, it's well worth it to read the two sources I have in the description. P.S There's probably the gacha floating around on ebay or something but if you need help you can shoot me an email and maybe we can work something out!
@@beetlecast I actually live semi-near a mall that has the beetle gacha machine, so I'll probably go back there at some point and put too much money into it trying to get the goliath beetle, lol. Thanks for the offer though. I definitely want to try raising a goliath beetle larva at some point. It doesn't sound that hard on paper. I've never had any kind of beetle before though, so maybe its not the best place to start. I'm probably going to get some blue death-feigning beetles soon, but almost no one raises their larva so... not exactly going to help in terms of beetle-raising experience.
@@blueyl4219 Oh wow, a mall near you has a beetle gacha? That's awesome. Lemme know what you end up going with! Whether it be a goliath beetle or some other flower beetle, the learning experience will be valuable. The blue death feigning beetles are great too although if you can rear their larva to adulthood, then you'll be perfectly fine with goliath haha
Did you post something about bed bugs recently or was that a fever dream of mine? I was just looking for it to watch, but could not find anything... UA-cam shenanigans?
those beetle look beatiful good video respect for the breeders
these guys are beautiful!! wish they had 'em here in the states! thanks for the informative video!
They sure are! According to other comments you might be able to get a hold of one!
... for a pretty penny tho
edit: just noticed you've already seen the message haha, best of luck!
@@beetlecastI was surprised you could buy the larvae online and for not as much as I was thinking
These beetles look gorgeous!
Truly! I hope to see one in person someday
@@beetlecast me too!
Insects are BEAUTIFUL 😍
They sure are!
i love everything about your channel dude. i've always been insane about beetles but their massive abundance in diversity makes the entire order just overwhelming to study. your videos just make the process 10x more enjoyable and they motivate me to go back out and research them 💕🪲 great music, great editing, great info, just super fun content!! thank you!
Ayyy I'm so happy that my videos are motivating you to research! I really appreciate your comment! If you have any fun facts or potentially cool topics to cover from your research, I'm all ears :D
love my boi, mtu!
a nice insight in goliath beetles. wont even try to breed them, but respect to all breeders out there who are successfull!
keep it up!
Lots of respect indeed! I probably won't try to breed these haha
love Goliath Beetles, awesome video man. well put together. i liked the part going over each one in the genus individually.
I used to follow a few japanese beetle keepers on instagram a couple years ago and they would always weigh the larva of various beetles on scales and show off the weight hahaha. looks fun
Ayy thanks man, I bet it'd be a lot of fun trying to grow the biggest goliath haha
Very cool video ! I have actually 5 larva of G. goliatus albatus and i agree, it's a very special care compare of other flower beetle or rhino beetle 😅
Oh that's awesome! How far along are they? I hope they all successfully pupate and you get a couple of beautiful adults!
@@beetlecast They are at L3 stage ! Yes I hope too 😁
Great vid as always! Fun fact about Goliath beetles for us Americans: they’re actually 100% legal to import and keep here (except Florida). So you won’t need to hide them from the landlady, lol.
oohh that's nice to hear
What about binodulosus?
@@Ribeye31 Emphasis on import. I keep captive bred exotic beetles but obviously no one cares.
Oh wow! Might need to hide from the landlady for other reasons tho haha.
My apartment doesn't allow pets but.... shhhhh
this beetle is so cute
They're so adorable! Just a gentle giant
I GUESSED ON THE FIRST TRY WAHOO! Such a sick looking beetle the Orientalis is, gotta get my hands on one of those figurines !!
Ayyy congrats!
Goliath! I was hoping you'd do this one next, since its the only huge amazing exotic beetle that's legal here in the US, and I'm dying to have one. Have you ever kept them before? Are they hard to pupate? A larva goes for around $50 and I'm scared I'll kill it, but an adult is like $120.
I really want that goliath gatcha too...
I've never kept them before but I probably will eventually haha.
The larva takes a lot more care than other beetles because of it's protein requirements and you also have to have specific dirt for when it's growing and before it pupates, it's awfully picky about what it makes it's pupal cocoon out of and that could risk it's chance of survival. If you want the challenge, it's well worth it to read the two sources I have in the description.
P.S There's probably the gacha floating around on ebay or something but if you need help you can shoot me an email and maybe we can work something out!
@@beetlecast I actually live semi-near a mall that has the beetle gacha machine, so I'll probably go back there at some point and put too much money into it trying to get the goliath beetle, lol. Thanks for the offer though.
I definitely want to try raising a goliath beetle larva at some point. It doesn't sound that hard on paper. I've never had any kind of beetle before though, so maybe its not the best place to start. I'm probably going to get some blue death-feigning beetles soon, but almost no one raises their larva so... not exactly going to help in terms of beetle-raising experience.
@@blueyl4219 Oh wow, a mall near you has a beetle gacha? That's awesome.
Lemme know what you end up going with! Whether it be a goliath beetle or some other flower beetle, the learning experience will be valuable. The blue death feigning beetles are great too although if you can rear their larva to adulthood, then you'll be perfectly fine with goliath haha
Hey whats the midi song playing during the species run down?
It's the 8-bit version of 'Buttercup' by Jack Stauber, I love the song so much haha
hey! how long do xylotrupes gideons and dorcus alcides live?
(adult)
Gideon is about three months while Dorcus alcides is about 1-2 years
Did you post something about bed bugs recently or was that a fever dream of mine?
I was just looking for it to watch, but could not find anything...
UA-cam shenanigans?
Hahah sorry, Twas just a dream
Mega.
Soma.
Big.
Body.
Can you Talk about the Japanese Beetle Arcade Game called Mushiking?
Oh I definitely will!
actaeonns larve has 250g now inJapan
Haha, that's awesome
It’s so hard to assemble the gachas
Haha yea... gachas are either really easy to assemble or the hardest things ever lol
I have one of the beetle ones and I managed to get the antennae in by jamming the ball into the socket with the end of a phone charger.