Mecynorhina savagei

Mecynorhina savageiMecynorhina savagei, commonly known as the Savage Flower Beetle, is one of the most spectacular and largest beetles in the Scarabaeidae family. Known for its impressive size and striking appearance, this beetle is a favorite among beetle enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate its vibrant colors and dynamic behavior. The adult Savage Flower Beetle typically ranges from 35 to 70 millimeters in length, making them one of the larger flower beetles.

commonly known as the Thula Flower Beetle or Harlequin Flower Beetle

growing up to 40 millimeters in length

The coloration of the Watermelon Longarm Scarab is often characterized by hues of green and brown

Proper care and environmental maintenance are crucial for their health and well-being

Its presence in Taiwan’s forests highlights its ecological importance and emphasizes the need for habitat conservation

They eventually pupate within a chamber made of frass and substrate

They primarily inhabit forested areas

and rhino/flower beetles prefer more fermented or decayed flake soil

during which the larvae feed on decaying wood and organic material

including countries like Japan and South Korea

It is distinguished by its striking appearance and impressive size

The larvae are voracious feeders