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  • 12-09-2007, 01:07 PM
    tjteach14
    Looking for Louisianna Diving Beetles...
    Anyone have information on where I could get a couple of Louisianna Diving Beetles? Not sure of there exact name, may just go by diving beetle. I live in Upstate, NY and am looking to get my hands on a pair.

    Thanks
  • 12-10-2007, 07:38 PM
    tjteach14
    Re: Diving Beetles...
    Made a mistake with the name... I believe they are more commonly known as Sunburst Diving Beetles

    Thanks
  • 12-13-2007, 01:25 AM
    edie
    Re: Looking for Louisianna Diving Beetles...
    You might want to try searching the latin name too.. Thermonectus marmoratus, I looked on google to see if I could find anything and I couldn't.. Sorry! I've been buying insects online for a while now and I've never come across any of those for sale (but then again, I wasn't ever really looking for them!).

    The only aquatic insects that I've seen for sale recently are giant water scorpions
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