Northern Antler Stag Beetle (Dorcus antaeus antaeus) (North India) Size:Larva: L2-L3 black exoskeleton that gives it

black exoskeleton that gives it a polished

These mandibles also play a role in the beetle's aggressive interactions

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Breeding the Dorcus metacostatus in captivity requires creating an environment that replicates their natural habitat

Females 3-4 months

Northern Antler Stag Beetle (Dorcus antaeus antaeus) (North India) Size:Larva: L2-L3 black exoskeleton that gives itSpecies Summary: Adult lifespan: 2 4 years Pupa period: 1 2 months. Larva period: Male: 1 year Female: 4 6 months Breeding difficulty: 3 10 Species Info: Dorcus antaeus antaeus, the Antler Stag Beetle, is a remarkable subspecies of stag beetle native to North India and other regions of Southeast Asia. These beetles are celebrated for their extraordinary size, distinctive appearance, and captivating behaviors. Dorcus antaeus antaeus, also known as the