Post by Bugman on Dec 30, 2017 7:28:01 GMT -8
Hi!
I will go on an expedition to Sabah, Borneo in March. The first ten days I will be in the Maliau Basin Conservation area and then for 3-4 weeks I will be around Crocker Range and Mt. Kinabalu.
My main interest is to find Odontolabis and Cyclommatus species and to document their habitats and preferences in nature to get more hints for breeding these species.
Does anyone know special locations where it is likely to come across mentioned genera? I hope to see Odontolabis femoralis waterstradti at Mt. Kinabalu. Is it the right time of the year for this species?
Also any other Odontolabis and Cyclommatus are welcomed.
Raymond already told me, that he only collected them at lights during the night and they are up in the treetops during the day.
Has anyone experienced otherwise? For example finding specimens under rotten logs?
Are any of the species protected by law?
Best regards
Chris
I will go on an expedition to Sabah, Borneo in March. The first ten days I will be in the Maliau Basin Conservation area and then for 3-4 weeks I will be around Crocker Range and Mt. Kinabalu.
My main interest is to find Odontolabis and Cyclommatus species and to document their habitats and preferences in nature to get more hints for breeding these species.
Does anyone know special locations where it is likely to come across mentioned genera? I hope to see Odontolabis femoralis waterstradti at Mt. Kinabalu. Is it the right time of the year for this species?
Also any other Odontolabis and Cyclommatus are welcomed.
Raymond already told me, that he only collected them at lights during the night and they are up in the treetops during the day.
Has anyone experienced otherwise? For example finding specimens under rotten logs?
Are any of the species protected by law?
Best regards
Chris
