Coelorrhina hornimani "Flower Beetle" Adult (Male/Female Pair)

Coelorrhina hornimani "Flower Beetle" is a captivating metallic emerald-green beetle from central Africa, prized for its striking iridescent exoskeleton and impressive size of approximately 30mm. Males feature a distinctive Y-shaped horn used in territorial displays, while females possess a characteristic flat, spade-like head structure.

These beetles are relatively straightforward to care for, feeding readily on ripe fruit, beetle jellies, and soft vegetables. Larvae develop successfully on decayed oak leaf mulch and wood flake substrates. With a complete life cycle of 8 to 12 months and adult lifespans of 3 to 5 months, they offer an engaging experience for both novice and experienced beetle keepers.

Captive-bred adults and larvae are available, making this an ideal species for anyone seeking a visually stunning and manageable addition to their collection.

(One Pair)

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