My New Lady

[Tongue Flicker]

That's a male, females don't have horns that big. Also the adults do eat, they eat beetle jelly but use bananas if you don't have any of that. Very cool, I'm jealous.

Is it? I had males before with bigger, forked horns than that and looked more like pincers when they move or make clicking noises.

The same as this:

[Truffs1178]

Is it? I had males before with bigger, forked horns than that and looked more like pincers when they move or make clicking noises.

The same as this:

I'm 99.99% sure it's a male. The one you just pictured is a different species.

[Tongue Flicker]

There are only 3 species of rhino beetles right? I doubt we have either the european or the japanese one

[Truffs1178]

There are only 3 species of rhino beetles right? I doubt we have either the european or the japanese one

Actually there's around 300 species of rhino beetle.

[Tongue Flicker]

Actually there's around 300 species of rhino beetle.

Will take of note that. So far i've seen the same rhino beetle here over and over.

[Truffs1178]

I think yours is a Oryctes rhinoceros.

[Monza geckos]

Will take of note that. So far i've seen the same rhino beetle here over and over.

The one you keep seeing over and over is probably xylotrupes gideon. But there is many species and variation as they come from Africa China Japan etc. in Britain we even have a 'lesser' species my personal favourite is the Hercules beetle.

[Truffs1178]

I agree with Monza, it's likely Xylotrupes gideon philippinensis.