For nutritional enhancement of rhinoceros beetle larvae! King Oyster Mushroom substrate [8 blocks] Also for stag beetle egg-laying!
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Limited Sale!!
This is a listing for a set of 8 used substrate blocks for *Dorcus hopei binodulosus*.
Please see the 19 photos above.
These are quite large blocks.
You can add as many as you like!
These used substrate blocks are made from 100% raw oak sawdust and are packed with nutrients.
As you can see in the photos, the mycelium is firmly established inside.
Simply bury the blocks as they are in the substrate, and stag beetles will lay eggs!
They are easy to break apart, making it easier to extract larvae than with logs, and you can get a large number of larvae!
Anteaters are laying a lot of eggs!
It also enhances the nutrition for rhinoceros beetle larvae.
When raising rhinoceros beetle larvae, you'll notice a significant increase in size just by burying these in the substrate.
They are also excellent as food for the larvae of stag beetles such as *Dorcus hopei*, *Prosopocoilus inclinatus*, *Nipponogomphus viridis*, and *Prosopocoilus maculifemoratus*!
They are also suitable for breaking apart to create your own original fermented substrate.
*The photos show one item from our inventory.
Please only purchase if you understand that some blocks may be slightly broken or have different shapes.*
This is a limited sale, so the listing will end once sold out.
We also have other items for sale, including fermented substrate that promotes larval growth, stag beetle substrate, coniferous substrate ideal for adult beetle care, perches for adult beetle breeding and display, and high-grade protein jelly. Please check out my other listings.
Thank you for viewing.
Limited Sale!!
This is a listing for a set of 8 used substrate blocks for *Dorcus hopei binodulosus*.
Please see the 19 photos above.
These are quite large blocks.
You can add as many as you like!
These used substrate blocks are made from 100% raw oak sawdust and are packed with nutrients.
As you can see in the photos, the mycelium is firmly established inside.
Simply bury the blocks as they are in the substrate, and stag beetles will lay eggs!
They are easy to break apart, making it easier to extract larvae than with logs, and you can get a large number of larvae!
Anteaters are laying a lot of eggs!
It also enhances the nutrition for rhinoceros beetle larvae.
When raising rhinoceros beetle larvae, you'll notice a significant increase in size just by burying these in the substrate.
They are also excellent as food for the larvae of stag beetles such as *Dorcus hopei*, *Prosopocoilus inclinatus*, *Nipponogomphus viridis*, and *Prosopocoilus maculifemoratus*!
They are also suitable for breaking apart to create your own original fermented substrate.
*The photos show one item from our inventory.
Please only purchase if you understand that some blocks may be slightly broken or have different shapes.*
This is a limited sale, so the listing will end once sold out.
We also have other items for sale, including fermented substrate that promotes larval growth, stag beetle substrate, coniferous substrate ideal for adult beetle care, perches for adult beetle breeding and display, and high-grade protein jelly. Please check out my other listings.
Category
Larvae Rearing & Substrate Bottles
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Tokyo
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