ADULT: Prosopocoilus giraffa keisuke (Giraffe Stag Beetle)

#World's Biggest Stag Beetle

Looking for a beetle with serious flair? The Giraffe Stag Beetle (Prosopocoilus giraffa keisuke) is here to impress! It holds the title of the world's longest stag beetle, reaching an impressive length of 121mm. Among the stag beetles, it's undoubtedly one of the most iconic.

Adults are resilient to both heat and cold, thriving with proper ventilation. Known for their longevity, they can lead a happy life, making them a fantastic addition to your collection.

PGK's care, morphology, subspecies, and variations are diverse, making the rearing process incredibly intriguing. Achieving a large individual feels truly rewarding!

• Native Habitat: Flores island and Lombok, Idonesia
• Features: Super long jaws with sharp teeth, making up almost half of their body size
• Size: 40-120mm (the one in the picture is 109mm)
• Adult Lifespan: 6-12 months
• Larvae to Adult: 5-12 months
• Behavior: They tend to be aggressive and are fierce and powerful.
• Substrate and Air Temperature: 68-78°F (18-25 °C) / Humidity: 50-70%
• Beetle Food: Beetle jelly
  
• Larvae Food:  Kawaratake Kinshi
• Difficulty: Suitable for beginners
• Rearing Tips: Best kept individually, both as larvae and adults.

Beetle Larvae go through three stages: L1, L2, and L3. After the L3 stage, they pupate and transform into adult beetles! The pictured larva is either L2 or L3 and takes 5-12 months to become an adult beetle.

**Caution!!! Please do not release them.