Stephanorrhina guttata "Flower Beetle" Beetles (Male/Female Pairs)

Stephanorrhina guttata, commonly known as the spotted flower beetle or rainbow flower beetle, is a stunning addition to any insect collection. These glossy, metallic green beetles feature distinctive creamy white or yellow spots across their bodies, creating a striking rainbow-like appearance.

Native to tropical regions of Central and West Africa, including Togo, Cameroon, and Nigeria, these beetles thrive in warm, floral environments. Males typically display two small horns on their heads, though smaller males may lack them. Adults measure between 22 and 28+ millimetres in length.

In captivity, Stephanorrhina guttata are relatively straightforward to maintain. They feed on pollen, nectar, specialized beetle jelly, and soft fruits, making them accessible for both beginner and experienced insect keepers. Their vibrant colouration and manageable care requirements make them an excellent choice for those interested in keeping live insects.

(Male/Female Pair)

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