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	Goliathus - Goliathus breeding manual (page 4)
		Substrate in the rearing containers should be completely replaced immediately if it starts to become infested with scavenger mites, or if it develops a slight odor (usually after a few weeks, but variable depending upon the age of the larvae and their feeding activity).
		When a larva discontinues feeding and shows obvious signs of wanting to leave its rearing container, it should be transferred as soon as possible to a container that is large enough for it to have adequate space in which to construct its pupal cell.
		Use a mixture of Goliathus larvae, composed of a mixture of 60% fine sand and 40% peat.
	www.naturalworlds.org /goliathus/manual/Goliathus_breeding_4.htm (1015 words)

	Goliathus - The African Goliath Beetles
		The larvae of Goliathus are rather unusual among cetoniine scarabs in that they require food much higher in protein than do those of most other species.
		Apart from their massive size, Goliathus beetles are strikingly patterned as well.
		Prominent markings common to all of the Goliathus species are the sharply contrasting fl vertical stripes on the pronotum (thoracic shield).
	www.naturalworlds.org /goliathus (810 words)

	Breeding Report for Goliathus goliathus
		The E. smithi larvae still was very fresh and the Goliathus larvae had its head in the body bend of the E. smithi larvae.
		To me it seemed that the goliathus larvae were hunting for other larvae in their container.
		Goliathus are specialised on certain kinds of wood, which is Acacia spec.
	www.harink.com /~benjamin/goliaengl.htm (928 words)

	Jennifer Angus Current Exhibits
		It was a creature of legend, a variety of insect described as being the length of a man's foot with protruding shiny fl horns tipped with gold and said to have inspired ancient Japanese Samurai armour.
		The severe injury of one of the party nearly caused the quest to be forsaken, yet the expedition leader remained focused and resolute.
		Goliathus Hercules was displayed in the great exposition and all that saw him marvelled.
	www.jenniferangus.com /current/current_exhibit.htm (1776 words)

	Goliathus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Goliath beetles can be found in many of Africa's tropical forests, where they feed primarily on tree sap and fruit.
		Little appears to be known of the larval cycle in the wild, but in captivity, Goliathus beetles have been successfully reared from egg to adult using protein-rich foods such as commercial cat and dog food.
		The heavily armored adults are so large that when flying, they produce a sound akin to a toy helicopter in flight.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Goliathus (175 words)

	Goliathus Message Board - A Bravenet.com Forum
		This is a discussion board for all matters related to the captive maintenance and breeding of Goliathus beetles.
		When Goliathus females emerge from their pupal cells, they already have a set number of eggs within their bodies, and these are all that they will ever have.
		Upon emerging from their pupal cells, adult Goliathus can live for at least 8 months in captivity, but once they have exhausted their reproductive potential, they do not survive for much longer.
	pub10.bravenet.com /forum/843017139/fetch/405071 (383 words)

	Goliathus Goliatus
		The female Goliathus lays its eggs in the rotting wood of decaying forest trees.
		The larvae of Goliathus are rather unusual among cetoniine scarabs, as they have a greater preference for high protein foods than do those of most other beetle species.
		During the pupal duration, the insect's tissues are broken down and re-organized into the form of the adult beetle.
	www.insectstore.com /goliathus_goliatus.php (405 words)

	Goliath Beetle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Goliathus beetle has the length 70 to 100mm or more, and color is also beautiful and is equipped with the dignity of the king of a scarab beetle.
		Seed name Goliathus is the giant fighter who appears in the Bible, and is an English giant's origin of a word.
		It flies to the tree of a whip, a branch is damaged itself, and the liquid of the trees is inhaled.
	www.asahi-net.or.jp /~CH2M-NITU/ootunoe.htm (87 words)

	Bugs in Cyberspace - Goliathus species, Goliath Beetle
		Goliathus goliatus is the largest species, and has red to brown elytra (wing-covers).
		Goliathus regius is also reported to get as large.
		It's eastern cousin Goliathus orientalis (larvae pictured below) is nearly as large but has ornate fl and white elytra patterns similar to the thorax markings of G.g.
	www.bugsincyberspace.com /coleoptera/goliathus_spp.html (175 words)

	InsectNet.com Forum - Difference between Goliathus undulatus and pustulatus?
		Goliathus regius is define as sp strictly because of its elytral pattern.
		BTW: It's Goliathus orientalis undulatus and Goliathus goliatus undulus.
		Goliathus orientalis pustulatus(Lachaume): in which the white elytral marks are big and round.
	www.insectnet.com /dcforum/DCForumID8/282.html (1773 words)

	Goliathus Hercules Diaries
		He is missing his index finger which he says was bitten off by the beast when he was a young man. He was climbing a tree looking for wild bird eggs when as he put his hand up to the next branch he felt tremendous pain.
		No one saw them attack the child but his body was found in the jungle and littered about him were the remains of several of the creatures as if some fierce battle had taken place.
		It then occurred to me that the reason Goliathus Hercules has not been captured is that not only are they allusive but they are self destructive.
	www.jenniferangus.com /current/goliathus_diary.htm (2514 words)

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