Sika  Stag Beetle (Dorcus titanus sika)

Sika Stag Beetle (Dorcus titanus sika)

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Species Summary:  Adult lifespan: 1-2 years Pupa period: 1 month.  Larva period: Males: 8-12 months, Females 5-8 months. Breeding difficulty: 2/10   Species Info: Dorcus titanus sika, commonly known as the Sika Stag Beetle, is a notable beetle species native to Taiwan. It is distinguished by its black coloration and relatively small size. The Sika Stag Beetle measures between 20 and 80 millimeters in length. It is characterized by its black body, which, despite its smaller size compared to some other stag beetle species, makes it quite distinctive. The mandibles of Dorcus titanus sika are prominent and curved, a feature typical of stag beetles. These mandibles are used primarily by males in combat to establish dominance and secure mating opportunities. The size and curvature of the mandibles can vary, but they play a crucial role in the beetle's behavior and interactions. Dorcus titanus sika is found in the forests of Taiwan. It thrives in environments with ample decaying wood, which i

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