Saw Tooth Green Stag Beetle (lamprima adolphinae) (SPREAD) (LARGE)

Description

Male Saw Tooth Green Stag Beetle (Spread)

Despite their ‘menacing’ appearance Lamprima adolphinae are not carnivorous and feed mostly on tree sap and rotting fruits.
Male specimens sport two large mandibles which are used for fighting other males, generally for mating or food.

Grown in West Papua, this gorgeous specimen is an excellent piece for any collector/photographer.

Excellent specimen and of A1 quality, cleverly packaged to ensure safe arrival.

Latin name: lamprima adolphinae

Approximate wingspan: 55mm

Approximate length: 55mm

Photograph size does not indicate the insects’ actual size, and color may vary slightly due to photographic equipment lighting.

Please note, due to the nature of this item, the specimen which you will receive may differ slightly.

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These species are not protected under any law and are not part of CITES, it is perfectly legal to own this taxidermy specimen.

Sourced in accordance within the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981

For your peace of mind: All our specimens are either captive bred or from sustainable sources.
Your purchase helps conserve wildlife habitat for farming insects in third world countries. We do not sell endangered species or species taken from the wild.